Moving from GarageBand to Logic Pro for iPad? | GarageBand Weekly #233

Let's check out the basics of Logic Pro for iPad.
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[WyattLite-n-inn]

GarageBand is easier of course but this fine video makes an excellent case for just leaving GarageBand and doing everything in Logic Pro. Thanks for this, it’s great Pete .

[SpicyTempo]

Just watched the replay Pete! Excellent video! Lot of good information to help transition! Congratulations on making 3000 videos!!👏🏼 Great idea to do a celebration event 🎉🎸🌶️

[JezHall-phly]

Hi Pete. I'm planning on taking another step on my music-making journey by moving to LogicPro X. With your excellent assistance over the last six months I have dabbled in Garage Band, and moved on to Logic Pro for iPad. I love the idea of having a bit more screen real estate to take full advantage of Logic's incredible features. Do you have any plans for instructional videos for LogicPro X? Many thanks Jez

[chrisrowley]

Q: got Logic Pro on new iPad Air, all connected and working with my key station 49 via ugreen. But there’s an unevenness when playing things like strings(eg Kensington) . So some notes louder, different tone or violin louder one minute and not the next. So a string chord might have one aspect louder than others. Didn’t have this problem on GB and there doesn’t seem to be a pattern. No problem when you play the on screen keyboard. Is it midi settings in Logic Pro?