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nop. it copies the freaking audio wave to the other drum track. Damn it

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Great tutorial - thank you!

I know this is an older thread, but there does not seem to be a "display" option in what is now called settings. Thus, I don't seem to be able to change the grid lines like shown here. Removed it? Somewhere else?

I’m going to try this thanks - but have a question. Do you think doing the trick where you double a standard tuned guitar part capo’d up and played in different key works similarly or not well enough? Thanks 😊

I love take folders when recording

How did you get a white on black contrast?

This is great, Peter! I'm just about to spring for Superior Drummer. (I've been using NI's Studio Drummer for years)

Midi chase is important too. For every project.

yu are guiding wrong way its setting not preferenvces ... in logic nowhere there's word v called preferences

"Display" is now "View" in "Settings" which was "Preferences" depending on your version of Logic Pro. :)

This is next level for me!!! I will be using a lot of these!!!

very useful information! thanks

Thanks for this Peter. I had no idea I could actually set up my own plugins folders and organisation. Great tip.

So how do you undo or edit latch?

You should have added that you should save your modified map so that you only have to do this once. Plus having a modified map will also allow you to add the future hit instruments such as tambourines and maracas, which are not a part of the original map in Superior Drummer 3.

amazing video thank you

no

How good does this work with Logic Pro 11 sessions drummer.

this guy's Guitar Compass course is great! Best online guitar teacher in the WORLD!!!

Peter, do you know if there's a way to set a default for the Link button? I'd like it to be enabled when I open Logic for the first time. If I save my template with it enabled and then create a new session with that template it's always disabled.

best video ever

Hi, i am using a UA Apollo. I get no input signal in LPx, but i do in another DAW ? Can you help ?

Excellent. Thank you.

Thank you so much I needed that!

Just recently did this myself! I like it!

Instantly-where is preferences…

I`m going to run a Logic demo in a couple of days (I`m a Cubase user since SX3). Thanks for the tips.

It's crazy that Enable Complete Features is disabled by default, makes zero sense when Garage Band is available.

What an excellent tutorial. I have a question. Do you know how to mix on an analog console with Logic? ? For instance, I have a Soundcraft MTK 22 console and I would like to mix on console and send it back to logic. I need a tutor. I can’t find anyone.

This is awesome can it be done with garage band !?

Thank you. Simple and to the point. I can;t stand these videos that take ten minutes to explain something that can be explained in 30 seconds.

step one how the hell did you open up the preferences

Well done! Thanks!

Bless you 🙏🏾

Interesting!

I've known of this for years, having once worked in the Nashville studio scene. While it wasn't used NEARLY as much by the time the 90s rolled around, it's more readily used to recreate the sound of a 12 string without the difficulty of playing a 12 string.

Great tip. Was confused by second half until rewatching and pausing. ‘Slot’ probably threw me off.

super clear and helpful, thank you!

when making tutorials, please either use the mouse to activate features, or TELL US YOUR HOT KEYS as you type them. This is useless to me, thanks for trying.

Thanks! Silly question: how do you create a FADER?

Could use that Apple midi map myself. They are not available on EZ drummer 3

Very well done man. :-) I’ve been waiting for somebody to do an in depth tutorial about this. Great work!

Good to know. Thanks

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Great stuff, thank you. I'd done this before in LPX but it's nice to have a refresher and you explained everything very well. With the explosion of AI in music products (for me AI will never take the place of human creativity) I'd started looking for a stand-alone plugin that converts voice melodies to instruments. Then I remembered we've had that capability in Logic all along. Thanks and keep up the good work.

I've been using Logic for years. This is exactly the sort of advice EVERYBODY needs. The ability to automate your workflow is really something, and it just plain sounds good.

Very helpful. Thanks for posting!

you explain it good boss!