Maximizing Your Workflow: Using Arrangement Tools in Logic Pro

In this video, we'll explore some powerful arrangement tools in Logic Pro that can help you increase your workflow and productivity.

We'll cover techniques like grouping, automation, and more to help you better organize and structure your projects. You'll also learn how to use the Arrangement Markers feature to quickly jump between different sections of your song.

By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of how to leverage Logic Pro's arrangement tools to streamline your workflow and make your music production process more efficient.

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[nickloader]

At last. Some detailed and specific tips centred around workflow and efficiency. Gold dust. Thanks seids.

[jamesbastani]

I graduated from Berklee in 1987. There was one MIDI room in the whole school.
It was to the right of the reception area and David Mash was teaching. I was a composition major and all my arrangements had to be played live. This was really hard especially when writing for larger ensembles. I got my first Cubase 1.1 in 1990!
(Cubase 13 now)
I’m really envious of you guys 😅
Youth have all the fun!
I’m trying to learn LP and your videos have made the learning curve easier.
Thanks!🙏

[velanche]

This is gold! I've been looking for ways to improve on creating arrangements, and the new things I've learned here are gonna come in handy. Many thanks for this; look forward to more of your content!

[EmonHassan]

Headed here (and subscribed) via your video for the Splice channel. I just wanted to personally thank you for the tip on turning on "Notes:Sustained" in Project Settings under Chase. Ended my months-long frustration wondering why MIDI notes wouldn't play instantly.

[jaysoul]

This is awesome, so happy this can happen, this is what I Loved about Maschine… the patterns and being able to move them !!!!

[markburgess]

🤯 Truly life-changing, this one. All your tip vids are excellent but this one is exceptional. I haven’t even had the sense to used markers - I will now!

[pweekes]

Thank you for this video. Saved me some much time.

[JilleneLuce]

I love this! I have tendency to ramble on in my music (when producing alone) -- But girl you go so fast that I have to change playback speed in settings in order to follow everything you're showing. If time is money you'll get more YT monetization for slower tempo (longer videos lol) but either way, I LOVE your tips AND your music too.

[academyofrock]

Excellent, clear and concise help - TY

[zaccaria-dribi]

YESS ❤❤❤ i've been waiting for another video!!! thank

[grdamebeats]

Thanks for all your helpful tips, very useful!!! 👍🏽

[jordanpridemusic]

I have learned the time is money idea is soooo crucial in production. Your videos have helped me improve my workflow! Love these videos!

[lauraosburnmusic]

Hi @Seids, I'm a woman in the industry starting to master, what are your favourite mix/master speakers that are affordable? Also are there any headphones you think are the best for mastering under 500?

[patzumbrunn]

Thanx a lot Seids.You are amazing.Question: the Instrument slot, you have it in blue.Is the green one new or can we change it ?

[Mr-Roberto-Flak]

So Insightful...And very Informative !!! Forgive me...So very very Helpful !!!

[NB-qvip]

DEAR SEIDS CAN YOU MAKE VIDEO ON HOW TO CREATE A Logic Pro X TEMPLATE THANKS A LOT FOR ALL THE NICE TUTORIALS YOU ARE HELPING US WITH .

[jseonnabeat]

Thanks yet again for another great straightforward video!

[angelandresmarquez]

Wow! What a useful information. Very well explained, and…, so quickly…😂. Thank you very much.

[muarivieira]

Shift F Yes!! Hard to pick one tip.Obrigado from Brazil!!

[paulguy]

I didn't know about this handy feature until I came across this video! You are very efficient with and knowledgeable about this really great DAW! Logic is my main go-to and I'm so used to its workflow that I can have a hard time with Ableton Live, (I only have the Free Lite version) and don't use it very often. Something I am doing to make my life easier with Logic, is to take Screengrabs of the VST Plugins and then use those in the Track Headers so I can instantly know which instrument is on which track, even a photo of my Hardware Synth on my External Instrument track! How about that for a tip ;)!?