Editing Guitars In Logic Pro X | Tutorial Tuesday, Ep 3

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Nick that step after you quantize when dragging regions to the previous region, that's a customizable key command. Alternatively, you can right click on the selected regions you just quantized and go down to "trim" and it will show "trim region start to previous region". Might save you a minute or two! I wanted to share this since I keep coming back to this video. (I always forget the key commands for the other functions lol)

nathanstatham

I love the idea of more in depth tutorials, I've definitely picked up a lot of little things from watching Thick Riff Thursday but its awesome to have a separate series focused on explanation. Great stuff as always man

berg

Oh boy here we go. Tutorial Tuesday's gonna be fire

metalmoto

Tutorial Tuesday!?! Didn't even know you started that. You are the freakin man. The community appreciates you so much!

rickjames

Shortcuts: Command+D (Detect transients of audio file), Shift+A (Slice at transient markers), and Q (quantize selected regions/cells/events). I changed to Shift+Q due to conflict.

bolillo

This is the coolest video and the most correct editing! Thank you.

alexandergermanov

Tuesday and thursday? What a channel bro, youre gonna be huge

zeevshaff

Liked the video before I even watched it. This is the series we’ve been waiting for.

DropTheTheory

Love this!! More of Logic editing! I use Logic as well and also write the same style music so this is great! I’ve been a guitarist for 24 years and learned something new today!

blasher

Another banger, Nick! This is extremely helpful to guys like me who are trying to get more into recording their own music. Thank you for making these awesome tutorials

facepunch

the track sounds inspired by a sleep token song, the offering. Great vid Nick!

Rajivrajan

Exactly what I’ve been needing for a hot minute: Logic Pro X with this style of music. Thank you, and well done!

Abrazzi.Gaming

Bro these are so awesome and helpful! I started watching you about a month ago and because of you I bought an interface and started making my own demos. You helped me kick start what I’ve been wanting to do for so long. You’re awesome man!

NadaXVII

This is a fantastic tutorial for us using Logic.. thanks, Nick.

kelly.householder

For some reason I couldn't do it, my trimmed sections are looking not so bad but when I try to fix the empty areas between like you do I unintentionally create loops from that section.. I guess I need to work a bit more, but I stepped forward to a faster process so I'm happy. Loved the Tutorial Tuesday!

yeserguitar