Logic Pro Settings EVERY User Should Change NOW!

You should change these simple Logic Pro settings and you'll finally have the life you desire.

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[zekipss]

every time i watch a new SEIDS video i'm inspired to read logic pro's entire user manual front to back 😂

[Rightofhu]

Best logic prop channel on all of YouTube !!

[vidarw]

I have SO much to learn! If I just could stay in your studio, for years! Greetings from norway

[davelordy]

@1:20 - Extra tip, if you hover your mouse over the fade / slowdown curve, you can click and change the shape of the curve (by dragging right and left).

[richardastbury]

As a late adopter, I am just getting into all this - your video is soooo well done - easy, clear and concise. Thank you.

[burado]

These are the best Logic workflow tips I have seen in ages. These are so useful! Thank you.

[Jamminn]

"If I want to automate this, it would put that..." So good, Seids!! ALL of the tips are super useful, and I'm a long-time Logic user. Thanks so much for your tips videos!

[aaronyongming]

3:31 This is a life-changing moment to all midi composers T^T

[GodsTruthforYou]

Thank you - I've heard pro producers talking about having to bounce midi just to hear it properly at the playhead, wow, I totally learned important aspects here!

[birdsiview]

If you turn latch or write on, all you have to do is touch anything you want to animate, and it automatically begins building a list. Now when you go to the automation track, it’s all there. Then change write, latch, touch, to read and you are good.
There is a tiny animation icon, press it on press it off.
Don’t forget the brush tool. When you use the brush, it will only select the proper midi notes of whatever key or chords you have selected and you can select the word notes and every midi note will say what note it is.
I also love to save instrument settings as templates, with all effects in the order you put them in. Which comes in handy because you can title them the name of your song in case you really loved that instrument settings, now you can recall that exact setting.

[aintnocapinhere]

the take folder one is actually goated, thank you sm for making this vid !!

[zchopper]

you certainly helped this ole dog learn new tricks!

[DojoOfCool]

I think this is my favorite set of tips thank you.

[GuitarTabsDaily]

My weekend just got better. Thanks fam 🤘❤️

[steuph]

Everytime you put a video like this, there's always at least one setting I didn't know existed. This time it's the automation thing. The time I wasted looking for the right parameter ! Thank you so much !

[paulflute]

amazing as ever... I always love your tips.. the one about playing midi from the middle is life changing.. I do lots of very very ambient long overlapping drones and it's a total pain not being able to hear them without starting fresh each time.. thank you thank you thank you

[goodingmusic]

This is a fantastic video. I've worked a zillion hours for years in logic and didn't know several of these. The slow down speed up is magic. Thank you- happily subscribed to the channel!

[joewilmot]

Wow! You are a jewel, Seids. You just solved problems I didn’t know I had, and a few I did. Bummer it’s too late to go to my studio and experiment…but there’s always tomorrow.

[BrianFortner]

I would appreciate having a peer like you in my life.

Thanks for the video, so helpful.

[MarkDNguyen]

This is quite possibly THE most useful video I’ve watched on YouTube in the past two years. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!