Logic Pro X Tutorial (Everything You Need to Know)

Learn how to get started in Logic Pro X and finish your first track.

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00:29 - Interface
01:26 - Top Interface
04:19 - Main/Project View
06:35 - MIDI/Piano Roll
07:22 - Drummer/Software Instruments
08:40 - Loops
09:24 - Manipulating Audio Clips
10:19 - Cycle Tool
10:46 - Virtual Keyboard
11:26 - Piano Roll cont.
12:57 - Looping
13:21 - Recording A Track
14:11 - Mixing
16:39 - Signal Flow
17:27 - Wrap-Up

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Welcome to this Logic Pro X tutorial for beginners!

In this video, you'll learn the basics of the software at a beginner level. I'm going to lay this all out and make this as easy as possible so you have no problem getting started.

So, if you want to feel more confident with Logic Pro X, watch now.

This is a great piece of software. You can do SO MUCH with just the stock plugins that come with Logic. Even if you're an absolute beginner, getting started is easy.

When it comes to home recording, setting up channels is easy. In the video, I show you how to create audio channels to start recording in seconds.

Or maybe you want to use MIDI and virtual instruments. Logic Pro is known for being super easy to work with when it comes to MIDI. Again, I show you every step in the video. We dive deep into the piano roll editor too.

Then, once you have finish writing and recording your track, its time to edit. Editing is also easy - once you know how to use the tools that come with Logic.

Next is mixing. Thanks to the stock plugins, you can produce studio-level mixes without buying any additional software or plugins. Sure, getting premium plugins helps, but only AFTER you're already making music that sounds great.

Last but not least, mastering is also easy inside the software. You have all the plugins you need, like EQ, compression and a limiter. I don't dive deep into plugins in this tutorial, but I show you how to get started.

Once you've watched this beginner tutorial, leave a comment and let me know what you want to learn about next. I wanted to just give an overview in this video, so I'm happy to dive deeper in future videos.

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[adamlisowsky]

like so many have said, thanks so much for a video that doesn't spend 4 minutes on a logo/intro and telling us why the video is going to be great. This is fantastic

[harukaharuka]

This guy will be even more amazing if he slows down and focuses on details that rookies would never know. For example, 1:52 - "Let's start by deleting this window here..." How?

[laurabee]

Thank youuuu Rob! I'm just getting into Logic to produce some electronic soundscapes for a podcast project at school and this tutorial has been totally helpful!

[jstr]

One of the most concise beginner tutorials I've seen for logic, God bless

[djsinny]

To all new people here, including me! When he shows, always go in Logic and do it by your self, otherwise you are gonna watch the whole video and will say ''but I learned nothing here''! practice is the KEY!

[FadingThree]

This video is perfect. It has no clickbait. It explains the whole 9 yards and you’re not rambling about bullshit the whole time. Thank you. I greatly appreciate this.

[brentmurray]

This was SO helpful. Thank you so much, Joe! And I thought the pace was perfect for a tutorial.

[ErinMcGlover]

Thank you so much! This is so clear and concise and gave me the courage to just go in and start. For all those saying its too fast, just go back and watch again. The beauty of the rewind button. Thanks again!!! Much appreciated.

[KamilKisiel]

Awesome. I love this style of tutorial, just jumping through everything quickly without a lot of needless banter in between.

[muses_delight]

This is a speedy overview and more geared towards people who have experience and need a refresher. For me, it's exactly what I needed after returning to Logic after a long hiatus. Thanks!

[anthonyrobotham]

Really helpful ice breaker, I'm diving in. Many thanks

[dougfig]

It's been a while since I've used Logic Pro, so thanks for the refresh!!

[reubenfischer]

I've been using Logic for a while but just trying to figure it out on my own. This is a really helpful overview. Yes he goes fast but I like that. It works for me. Thanks guy.

[Rijuls]

Great video, subscribed! Thank you so much for doing this efficiently and with such smooth transitions. ✅

[nubiiiang]

This video is pretty helpful, for me I rewinded it constantly an took notes, completely worth it. He spoke a bit fast but as long as I can rewind an slow it down I was able to catch exactly what he was teaching us about Logic pro x

[mikec]

I've been using Logic for many years now, even before Apple bought it from Atari. I watched this video just now as it came up as a suggestion. Even after so many years of doing this, I still learned a couple things i didn't know.

[Ponchy]

Great short tutorial! Just switched to Logic from Ableton after years and this was super helpful to see where certain things were.

[garretttaylor]

Thank you so much, this was so comprehensive. I found it quick, concise and extremely informative.

[vivamusicram]

Amazing tutorial. Great job. As a music teacher, I admire the way you proceed step by step to make understand interestingly. I never miss your video. Thank you very much.

[johnnynguyen]

helped me so much man. solved some of my problems . best tutorial ive seen anywhere. thank you!