Logic Pro X - 8 Workflow Tips & Tricks for Audio Editing

In this video I demonstrate 8 tips and tricks that I find helpful for speeding up my Audio Editing workflow. Time stamps below:

0:00 Overview
0:32 Click Zones
2:21 Group Editing
6:18 Edit and Slice Transients
9:01 Quick Crossfades and Batch Fades
12:15 Remove Silence
14:02 Cut, Copy, Insert and Repeat Sections
17:40 Insert Live Loops Scenes into Tracks Area
19:40 Custom Snap Mode Key Commands

#logicprox #audio #musictechhelpguy

[lackwoodmusic]

Your channel is a god send, thank you so much!

[OneDarkMartian]

THANK YOU! The snap to relative/absolute was something that has driven me crazy for years. I knew there had to be a way to make audio snap to a bar etc. Doh!!!!

[MusicTechHelpGuy]

In this video I demonstrate 8 tips and tricks that I find helpful for speeding up my Audio Editing workflow. Time stamps below:

0:00 Overview
0:32 Click Zones
2:21 Group Editing
6:18 Edit and Slice Transients
9:01 Quick Crossfades and Batch Fades
12:15 Remove Silence
14:02 Cut, Copy, Insert and Repeat Sections
17:40 Insert Live Loops Scenes into Tracks Area
19:40 Custom Snap Mode Key Commands

[MrEcted]

You're the only channel on YT that goes into this much depth but remain crystal clear and to the point. You deserve even more subs and patreon love! You've saved my arse so many times it's ridiculous!

[benjaminmagambo]

Apple should endorse you bro! Thank you so much! I’ll always remember that I learnt most of my mixing technics from you! God bless you so much!

[Benchanmusicofficial]

Big fella u are a hammer legend! I just did a 30 day series where I recorded mixed and mastered and edited a video and released it every day, and without your help I wouldn’t have been able to do it! So thank you mate.

[tubbythump]

Yes, MIDI shortcuts would be awesome!!!

[nacelloman]

You are a wizard! I bet you know logic better than its developers!! Congrats and a million thanks for these priceless tips

[JohannesSteinray]

1:16 Love you already. Been thinking would be so great if they made that.. And they already did 😁

[charlesroper]

Wow looking at the comments below say it all. This video was awesome for anyone but especially for a new person! Thanks, I have struggled with copying and pasting - this clears it up. Cheers

[simonealbanese]

Wow, you are just a real master, great communication and teaching idea, technically perfect, just amazing. I have two part time jobs outside music production, and I'm always improving my skills production by just following your tutorials during car transition at work. You have been a great help.

[lavalizard]

wow - that cut, copy and repeat sections tip just blew my mind - great video - super helpful.... loving your vids. cheers

[christophermarshall]

This video dropped at the right time👍.

[Tinchokamil]

So well explained and helpful !!! Thank you so much for these explanations.

[djelbert]

Top Tier Tips! This is great. i am in school for Audio Production, and in addition to PT, we have used LogicX a lot, and wasn't taught any of this! Subbed! Thanks so much.

[ScottyTeachTSF]

Bruh you might single handedly prevent irreparable wrist injuries

[BESEENGETHEARD]

Awesomeness Personified!!! This is your niche & should make you rich

[tutubeos]

Great as always. Thank you 🙏 Just a tip for absolute / relative snap… assigning a shortcut to it is useful BUT, you never know what is selected, if absolute or relative, so, anyway you need to click on that menu to know where you’re at, and that’s really painful for our workflow. I found a workaround for it. I assigned absolute/ relative snap to a button on Logic Remote on my iPad, I can now instantly see if it’s turned on or off. Hope it helps.

[chrisharbin]

I know this is an old vid, but still very helpful. One thing I wanted to mention (and no, I have no affiliation to this company) is that using a Stream Deck for many of these key commands is a great thing. For me having 3 (or even 4) things to press on the keyboard is too hard for me personally. SD is just hit a button and done. I thought it was worth mentioning to go along with the great info you provide with key commands.

[fabulouswrecks]

Yes, please, these are such helpful types of videos, like all of yours really.