10 Life Changing Logic Pro X Tips

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[RGBY-tvhg]

If you just played something but you didn't record it, hit shift r because psych, its always recording. Youre welcome

[lorens]

Nice vid as usual! And just a little "extension" on your volume curve automation. (At least this is how i do it and find VERY helpful). Never ever automate the actual volume. Insert a gain plugin instead, and automate that. This way, you keep the full controll over the volume fader even after you have "automated the volume".

[ediththeband]

As a drummer who records his own takes I can’t thank you enough for telling me about logic remote. You sir, are a life saver.

[halfbee]

That tip about changing vocals into midi is so useful!

[NickNimmin]

Every time I watch one of your tips videos I walk away with my mind blown. Everything you shared except the metronome settings was new to me. Thanks!

[aldana]

Thank you for your video. It is obvious that you love what you do. It is easy to follow your tips and your joy is contagious.

[cpff]

Possibly the BEST video I have seen in a LOOOONG time! Outstanding value!

[revci]

You saved me a lot of time with that note chasing tip, didn’t know how to do that so thank you man

[julianocelentano]

Every time I watch one of your videos I learn soooo much. Thank you very much for sharing all your insides and knowledge. This is just awesome! Blessings from Germany.

[jamesbaxter]

I've been veiwing your content for a few years now and I just wanted to say I absolutely love your videos Nathan.

They are comprehensive, have Great structure, are to the point (and without any unnecessary fluff), and are cleanly edited. I love the minimalism. After all, less is more.

On a platform filled with so many of these content creators, it's great to find one you click with. But also who genuinely cares about sharing knowledge. It shows, and so does your hard work, so thank you!

[jamesshealy]

All of these are awesome, as a composer the Chase MIDI is something I’ve been frustrated about for friggn years !! Thank you!

[jpweidemoyer]

This is by far the most useful video for Logic Pro X that I've come across. Thank you very much good sir!

[lucalyptusarchives]

Tremendous gratitude to you for sharing so much knowledge with me and many others, Sensei Nathan! Would you please teach us the basics of what mastering is and your recommended steps to take with a completed mix before releasing it?!

[ManBearPig]

I've been using logic for years now and some of these tips are going to save me hours of time. Thank you so much!

[codyperkinsmusic]

That automation curve trick is nuts. I was like "huh that synth already sounds good" but adding that curve made it so cinematic!!! So cool

[iii-vugo]

WOW, this is probably the most informative and useful video ive ever come across for logic tips. just amazing, i learned so much. thank you!!!

[vewilli]

Extremely useful for me as I knew only one tip quite well, especially as I am recording a lot with MIDI. Tips about e. g. Latency, Logic Remote, well all of them are really great, but: as I‘m not sitting at the computer I‘ll have to watch them a few times respectively go to the computer and go through them. The very first will probably be tip number 8 that I‘m going to adjust! Super, super. Thank goodness, Nathan is out there in the universe.

[mirandaaileen]

Omg. Tip 6 blew my mind. I don’t play any instruments well enough to record, but I can sing and have so many ideas. I found it so daunting to do it the slow way. Thank you!! Subscribed.

[mattlau]

NICE TIPS. I've been thinking of making the step from Garageband to Logic Pro. Looks pretty intuitive!

[rickdomina]

Happy New Year and THANK YOU for these killer tips!👍👍👍