That converting audio into MIDI data tip.... Brooooooo..... Savior move right there. That just opened up a whole new window of thought, thanks! I've been learning Logic on my own over the past 7-8 months, esp during this quarantine, so videos like this have been super helpful. Ok, let me go look at the rest of the tips, lmao.
Dude, you are amazing. Now I definitely don't have an excuse for not releasing BANGERS! Everyone that has watched your video is basically unstoppable now, more than ever before.
Wow. 🤯 Been using logic for a year and this video showed me I have no idea how to really use logic. I’ll probably rewatch this a few times…excellent!!!
Unbelievable. I learned more in thirty five minutes than I would have in one hundred hours of browsing tutorials. Thank you and way to create some solid awesomeness!!!
Not an newbie at all here but this is truly one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Spending these 47-something minutes will save me literally countless hours in producing music. Thank you so much!
@@NathanJamesLarsen B💥💥M! This was a very well scripted video. I'm always interested in seeing other artist's templates, so I wish I could have seen more of yours, but imma get caught up on your other videos and subscribe to your channel. I like the way you roll. 🖖🍻👍
@@rastanot Thanks! Mine are pretty basic. I've got one really big one for film scoring that has essentially an entire orchestral all mapped out, but for pop production, I usually start with just a handful of MIDI tracks with Kontakt and several audio tracks with a preset vocal chain I use for tracking scratch vocals. I love making templates, but at the same time, I often DO like starting from scratch if I'm not super pressed for time - cause then I can feel more free to try new things out.
@@NathanJamesLarsen Word. I am trying to remotely flesh out some Pop-Punk/Ska-Reggae songs with my buddies, I thought the process would be faster, we'll find a groove soon as we learn the Postal Service way of songwriting and recording🇲🇱 Do you have any suggestions for file sharing Logic Stems? Not enough space on Google drive, Dropbox is annoying, Mega makes you do achievements every month to keep your account running. I'm thinking a NAS that's preconfigured for "cloud-like" file sharing should work, as long as I have the internet bandwidth. Have you used anything you would recommend?? It's frustrating though cause I can't find a lot of Logic videos that follow this type of music. More than anything I just need the inspiration. I've been recording in the box since 2002, and you can guess I bet; I've ran so many different DAWs through their paces. Logic Pro and I fit together like puzzle pieces. My templates have Rasta colored instrument stacks and some very fitting icons to match. 🌿🌿 I totally agree about starting from scratch, if you know the daw it doesn't take much extra time to organize as you work. Sometimes I wonder if I spend more time adapting a template for a song that doesn't really fit the structure. Thanks for letting me talk your ear off: You totally made my day after I watched this video, then you did it again with a warm reply. Thanks dudder 🤘🇲🇱
Man! I sure wish I knew these tips four years ago. For the life of me, I could never understand how to add fades in the arrange window. Thanks, Nathan!
@@NathanJamesLarsen Indeed. There is another thing that happens in Logic Pro that maybe you know something about. When I'm working in a midi region in the piano roll view and copy/paste notes in there, the midi clip region extends to whatever the original recording length was. So if I have trimmed and edited that region previously and subsequently copy/paste any notes in the region, I have to re-edit the end of the midi region. Drives me crazy!
If you forget to hit 'latch' before playing with parameters, you can recall the automation with command+control+"a" and if you play something on your midi which you didn't record, you can recall it with shift+"R"
I could not wait for the video to get over, I have paused it and saying a Big Thank You already, for this amazing video ! I am a Newbie and Logic Life feels simpler now :)) Thank You !
In the velocity part I was expecting to see the random pitch option in "midi transformation". That's on the function menu. Really handy for making humanized chord progressions instantly!! Amazing tutorial by the way!
My friend, I just started getting into the Audio/Visual Industry, and now I have more free time to focus on creating new tracks and remaking tracks that I've had for years. This has been one of the most influential videos BY FAR that I have come across throughout the years. Thank you for this and many other videos you've created!!
For the metronome you can also change the metronome to any instrument. So you could change it to a drum track if you wanted to. However I usually just use a drummer track for my click track because I like the more human sound of that.
Not sure if anyone mentioned it, but on Tip #11 for track stacks, you have the option of adding a 'Summing Stack' vs folder so you can actually turn it into an Aux, add effects, etc. Except it still functions like a stack and you can max/min all the takes. I usually use it to make 'mini-busses' for organization and some processing - and then route all of my production into my 4-6 main bus channels > then mix bus > master bus > final output. Great video! Lots of stuff in here I never knew how to do!
Dude! DUUUUDE!!!!! First things first... I'm JP. I'm from Brazil and I've just started studying Logic Pro X. Unfortunately it's not possible for me to afford for a Logic Pro course now (and I think there wouldn't be a good one here)... Well... Let me tell you that your tutorials are the best in my opinion and I'm really grateful that you're sharing your skills. You are helping me in a way I could never describe. Thank you very much for your videos and I wish all the best and success in your life. You REALLY deserve it! Thank you again!
Nathan, this was one the BEST tip videos I’ve seen!! You covered a lot of things and you’ve really helped to speed up my workflow! Worth every single minute!
Just seen this. Easily the best video I've seen on Logic. I've been using Logic for years and started to write notes of the tips... I've given up as there are so many great ones. I'll just watch..and rewatch. Thanks loads.
WoW, this may have changed my life. Being an experienced protools user at work, I also have a band and 3 of the band members are using logic, including me. But nobody really knows even a fraction of 1 % how to use it. I learned more in an 50 min. than over a year of using it sporadically. Will definitely watch the I wish I knew this video! Thanks a bunch, Nathan !
I have been a Logic Pro user for over 5 years and I'm currently in my 6th semester of audio engineering school. This video is amazing. Some great tips here even for experienced users.
The most valuable content I've seen on Logic Pro X. You jus saved me hundreds $$$ and a massive headache. I was paying this dude hourly to help me understand some things and it's been so frustrating. He couldn't answer my questions bout fading nor give me any practical and helpful tips like creating alternative tracks when I needed em. This video literally is $$$. Good for you for spending your time putting together a content that adds value to ppl fr while some ppl jus out here putting out any content jus to get it out. Massive thanks to you!
Nathan Larsen Music This might sound crazy but I’ve watched a shit ton of your videos and I was sold on the swallowing sound! Hahaha Shit’s like ASMR. 🤣
This video in the least amount of words..... Amazing i've had my music career for 2 years and its been pretty long processes working with producers learning to produce myself to make life a little easier "and save money" and majority of these I'm like huh that's how you do that XD
man this is like the best quickest tips i've ever seen. very detailed I did not realize all these options were in Logic but this will really benefit my workflow. Thanks!
How did I never know about project alternatives? I've always just made a completely different project save. Thanks so much for that tip. Nearly 75% of my projects can go either way, as completely stripped down acoustic pieces or as rock/electronic expanded productions. I'm constantly struggling with which way I want to take them, and this will definitely speed up any comparisons and decisions. You rock, easy sub!
Mann I know you probably get this a lot but you are the man I never comment on anybody or talk on TH-cam or anything but I have to give you your respect you are the man I have learned so much through the years and have became a pretty good producer and mix engineer and artist because of you thanx broski
Great tips. One note. In Tip 11: STACKS, you say you can’t put effects on a stack. But that’s only if you do it as a “folder”. If you choose the “summing” option instead then you get inserts & can add any plugins you want. FYI.
@@NathanJamesLarsen All good. Thanks for the reply. The only reason I know that is because I JUST did it today. Ha! What's interesting about stacks is that it's more intuitive than buses, sends and aux. (That's because I'm a video editor and Premiere & Avid have "collapse" features that are similar to stacks. Plus I just upgraded from Garageband, so anything that makes it easier it a plus.) Question though. Other than being able to put effects on it, are there any other differences in Stacks between "folder" and "summing"? And if not why wouldn't you always use "summing"? Thanks in advance. Great video! (Just subscribed.)
Reinold Guzman He’s still wrong though. WRONG. Nathan Larsen Music even admitted that I was right. It’s important to point out things that are incorrect in tutorial videos because lots of beginners will watch this video and take what he says as gospel, and not only will they do things the wrong way, they’ll repeat what he said to other people and next thing you know, a whole bunch of misinformation will have been spread.
I don't think the fade tool thing is "the wrong way" -- I mean, yeah, you're right - I misspoke but if people are using the fade tool to change the shape vs what you're saying - it doesn't matter. There are usually multiple ways to do everything in most DAWs. Again - I have no problem being corrected but the fade thing is really not a big deal. I didn't know half these tips for YEARS and was still making good music.
Nathan Larsen Music Nope, I corrected you because you stated in the video that you “cannot change the slope of the fade with the Marquee Fade Tool” which is just flat out wrong and misinformation. I wasn’t talking about the many different ways you can achieve manipulating fades but talking specifically about the Marquee Fade Tool’s functionality.
Great video :) Only one mistake I,noticed was concerning the Logic Remote: you don’t have to be connected to the internet to use it, you just have to be connected to the same wifi network your Mac running Logic is connected to. So basically, you can even create a wifi hotspot that is not connected to an Internet router/box, connect the Mac and iPad/iPhone to it and use Logic Remote.
Great stuff, Nathan! About half of these I already knew but the rest no. I won't use all of the 'new' ones but good to know nonetheless. The Fade tooltip around 20:00 - excellent! 😄
Awesome video, this is literally life changing. I normally track my own vocals in a separate booth, how i didn't know about Logic remote is beyond me. So many other greats tips that will improve my production workflow. Many thanks, you're a legend
This video blew me away! SUBSCRIBED.....all I can think to myself is, "How the he did he figure all of this out???". I'm looking forward to checking out all of your other videos too! Thanks for sharing all your hard work and knowledge!
3:38 : You actually CAN adjust the slope by adding a fade first and moving the cursor over it afterwards (another tool will appear to adjust the slope).
One of the best Logic Pro X tips videos I've seen. Concise, conversational and super helpful tips. And appreciate the markers in the description!! Thanks so much for posting.
1:11 enable advanced editing 1:37 use 2 editing tools 2:20 use 3 editing tools 2:53 enable "fade tool click zones" (fade ins and outs with mouse) 3:38 changing the transport video.
4:52 change drag to crossfade 5:53 set snap tool to certain behaviours 7:07 alternative project versions 8:17 turn voice recording into sampler mapping 11:15 Flex Pitch
12:40 Track Stacks 14:00 Hide Tracks 15:07 Track Header Configuration + Freeze 17:03 Turn Audio into a Midi-Track (from Flex-Pitch) 18:42 Slow down or speed up audio using the fade tool
Doesn't freeze track basically bounce a temporary aif of that track, and then only playback the aifs (instead of re-running the VSTs) of each frozen track when you're still working on the whole project?
Your explanations and the cutting of the video are on point. Have watched so many hours of other tip videos explaining not the half of your content. Using logic for years, despite i learned a lot. Thanks
I would simply say 'wow'. Thanks a lot Nathan. I am gonna watch it multiple times until I get this tutorial completely as I am just a beginner on Logic Pro X.
When you go into "learn mode" to assign specific tasks to knobs/faders/switches on your MIDI controller, does it learn to only do that specific task when you're in the EQ window? Can you assign the same knob/switch/fader to do a different job in another plug in for example and when you switch between the two it will remember what it's job is in that specific place? @25:57 I'm not sure what it means when it says "this control is already assigned to another parameter, do you want to reassign this control?" You very quickly hit "reassign" and moved on... Does "keep both" mean one knob/fader/switch will know that it has different controls in different contexts? To keep building a library of tasks for each knob/fader/switch should we always select "keep both"? This video is gold dust and thank you
VERY comprehensive breakdown of workflow - especially with regards to recording via the iphone app and turning flex pitch vocals into midi to get ideas out. thanks for making this!
I love these videos man! Not sure why, but you have a great way of making things make sense more than most! Would love to see a compression video.... basically Compression 101(what it reall is doing, the parameter adjustments, single use vs. a bus, what instances to use, what instruments to compress together) Just getting back into DAWs and recording in general after a 12 year hiatus and switching from PT to Logic and loving it! Your videos have made the transition pretty seemless! A lot of 'Ah Has!' and Ohhhh yeahhhh...'makes sense' Thanks for the knowledge!
Hey really appreciate this!! Thanks so much. I've got a lot of videos planned already and am keeping notes of what people want. I know I'm gonna do one on the ways to use Busses for sure in the near future. I'm kind of staying away from deep mixing because i think there are enough mixing channels - I'm focused on songwriting and producing (which is a different process than mixing). Not saying I won't make any mixing videos but that's not my focus.
Wow, I can't believe it. A huge "tips" video that actually has useful, real tips and not just filler. I'm subscribing.
Thanks a bunch! 🙏🙏
Same! An actual helpful tips and tricks video :)
That converting audio into MIDI data tip.... Brooooooo..... Savior move right there. That just opened up a whole new window of thought, thanks! I've been learning Logic on my own over the past 7-8 months, esp during this quarantine, so videos like this have been super helpful. Ok, let me go look at the rest of the tips, lmao.
I'm 8 minutes in and you've changed my life already... THANK YOU!
Daaannng! Love hearing this!
Same boat...so glad I googled "better logic pro workflow."
Totally agree ❤️🎹🎧
Ha yep
@@NathanJamesLarsen super helpful man thanks! I agree w atomic audio
Dude, you are amazing. Now I definitely don't have an excuse for not releasing BANGERS! Everyone that has watched your video is basically unstoppable now, more than ever before.
Yaaas! Go do it!
Wow. 🤯 Been using logic for a year and this video showed me I have no idea how to really use logic. I’ll probably rewatch this a few times…excellent!!!
Yo! Thanks! Also... I've definitely watched your channel ;)
Unbelievable. I learned more in thirty five minutes than I would have in one hundred hours of browsing tutorials. Thank you and way to create some solid awesomeness!!!
🙏🙏🙏 love it! Love hearing this - so glad it helped. You're awesome 😎😎
Not an newbie at all here but this is truly one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Spending these 47-something minutes will save me literally countless hours in producing music. Thank you so much!
This is great! Thanks!
I've been binge watching Logic Pro X videos during quarantine and this is by far the most helpful! Thanks Nathan!
😎🙏🙏🙏 thanks!!
Everything you need to know about Logic Pro X is in this video! THX
Boom! Love it
@@NathanJamesLarsen B💥💥M!
This was a very well scripted video. I'm always interested in seeing other artist's templates, so I wish I could have seen more of yours, but imma get caught up on your other videos and subscribe to your channel. I like the way you roll.
🖖🍻👍
@@rastanot Thanks! Mine are pretty basic. I've got one really big one for film scoring that has essentially an entire orchestral all mapped out, but for pop production, I usually start with just a handful of MIDI tracks with Kontakt and several audio tracks with a preset vocal chain I use for tracking scratch vocals. I love making templates, but at the same time, I often DO like starting from scratch if I'm not super pressed for time - cause then I can feel more free to try new things out.
@@NathanJamesLarsen Word. I am trying to remotely flesh out some Pop-Punk/Ska-Reggae songs with my buddies, I thought the process would be faster, we'll find a groove soon as we learn the Postal Service way of songwriting and recording🇲🇱
Do you have any suggestions for file sharing Logic Stems?
Not enough space on Google drive, Dropbox is annoying, Mega makes you do achievements every month to keep your account running.
I'm thinking a NAS that's preconfigured for "cloud-like" file sharing should work, as long as I have the internet bandwidth.
Have you used anything you would recommend??
It's frustrating though cause I can't find a lot of Logic videos that follow this type of music. More than anything I just need the inspiration. I've been recording in the box since 2002, and you can guess I bet; I've ran so many different DAWs through their paces.
Logic Pro and I fit together like puzzle pieces.
My templates have Rasta colored instrument stacks and some very fitting icons to match. 🌿🌿
I totally agree about starting from scratch, if you know the daw it doesn't take much extra time to organize as you work. Sometimes I wonder if I spend more time adapting a template for a song that doesn't really fit the structure.
Thanks for letting me talk your ear off: You totally made my day after I watched this video, then you did it again with a warm reply.
Thanks dudder 🤘🇲🇱
@@NathanJamesLarsen I really like that piano riff brother can hear a whole song on that.
Nathan getting excited about the slow down made me smile, I needed that after getting caught in the rain.
This video was really really helpful. 43 odd minutes saved literally hours of figuring stuff out and TH-cam.
Thank you so much for this.
Holy crap. The sampler track from transients just saved SO MUCH TIME WTF. Been using Logic for like 11 years and never knew that one.
Woooot! Always new things to learn
You’ve literally changed my game up in half an hour. Dude, you deserve a big pat on the back, from the good lord himself.
Yaaa! Thanks for that a ton! Happy to hear it's helped ya!
Man! I sure wish I knew these tips four years ago. For the life of me, I could never understand how to add fades in the arrange window. Thanks, Nathan!
Haha happy this helped you! And there are always those things even after 13 years I'm like "wait what?!"
@@NathanJamesLarsen Indeed. There is another thing that happens in Logic Pro that maybe you know something about. When I'm working in a midi region in the piano roll view and copy/paste notes in there, the midi clip region extends to whatever the original recording length was. So if I have trimmed and edited that region previously and subsequently copy/paste any notes in the region, I have to re-edit the end of the midi region. Drives me crazy!
If you forget to hit 'latch' before playing with parameters, you can recall the automation with command+control+"a" and if you play something on your midi which you didn't record, you can recall it with shift+"R"
woah
I could not wait for the video to get over, I have paused it and saying a Big Thank You already, for this amazing video ! I am a Newbie and Logic Life feels simpler now :)) Thank You !
That is amazing! So happy it helped you!!
In the velocity part I was expecting to see the random pitch option in "midi transformation". That's on the function menu. Really handy for making humanized chord progressions instantly!! Amazing tutorial by the way!
I love the MIDI Transform to also create fixed velocity. Man... so many tips you can't even fit them all in ...
My friend, I just started getting into the Audio/Visual Industry, and now I have more free time to focus on creating new tracks and remaking tracks that I've had for years. This has been one of the most influential videos BY FAR that I have come across throughout the years. Thank you for this and many other videos you've created!!
this is by far the best Logic pro tutorial I've ever seen in my life. I owe you a large beer!
high pass filter knob is game changing
Indeed it is!
I’ve been using Logic for 7 years or so and didn’t know half of these. I’m also a Luddite but lots of great tips. I’d love to see more.
I've been in Logic for probably 10-12 I think and many of these I didn't learn till I had been using it for a good while
For the metronome you can also change the metronome to any instrument. So you could change it to a drum track if you wanted to. However I usually just use a drummer track for my click track because I like the more human sound of that.
Thanks Nathan, this is by far one of the best tips and tricks collection for Logic Pro X !
Thanks! 🙏😎
Not sure if anyone mentioned it, but on Tip #11 for track stacks, you have the option of adding a 'Summing Stack' vs folder so you can actually turn it into an Aux, add effects, etc. Except it still functions like a stack and you can max/min all the takes. I usually use it to make 'mini-busses' for organization and some processing - and then route all of my production into my 4-6 main bus channels > then mix bus > master bus > final output.
Great video! Lots of stuff in here I never knew how to do!
Yes I should've mentioned that!
Very well done. Thanks for posting. However, you can adjust the curves of the fades when hovering over the audio regions.
Correct - thanks!
I saved this video, liked, and subscribed!! I learned so much in just 9 minutes that would've taken me longer than that.
Yay! Thanks! 😎
I can't skip even 5sec in this video. thank you so much for this master class ❤
Dude I literally love you right now. I started to use Logic Pro and this is GREAT HELP
Very smart video..why? Cause the average Logic X Pro user will save & revisit it multiple times. At least 30x in order to implement the 30 tips .ijs
Not 30 times, just once, but pause 30 times & check everything.
Dude! DUUUUDE!!!!! First things first... I'm JP. I'm from Brazil and I've just started studying Logic Pro X. Unfortunately it's not possible for me to afford for a Logic Pro course now (and I think there wouldn't be a good one here)... Well... Let me tell you that your tutorials are the best in my opinion and I'm really grateful that you're sharing your skills. You are helping me in a way I could never describe. Thank you very much for your videos and I wish all the best and success in your life. You REALLY deserve it! Thank you again!
Nathan, this was one the BEST tip videos I’ve seen!! You covered a lot of things and you’ve really helped to speed up my workflow! Worth every single minute!
That's awesome!! So glad to hear that. Keep on it and make great music!
Just seen this. Easily the best video I've seen on Logic. I've been using Logic for years and started to write notes of the tips... I've given up as there are so many great ones. I'll just watch..and rewatch. Thanks loads.
"B'whats up everybody!" ahaha Good ol' Pete...
Heck yes
WoW, this may have changed my life. Being an experienced protools user at work, I also have a band and 3 of the band members are using logic, including me. But nobody really knows even a fraction of 1 % how to use it. I learned more in an 50 min. than over a year of using it sporadically. Will definitely watch the I wish I knew this video! Thanks a bunch, Nathan !
This is awesome. Thanks a bunch and super happy it's helped you! 🙏
The info was good at the point I was even able to handle the swallowing for almost an hour!
I have been a Logic Pro user for over 5 years and I'm currently in my 6th semester of audio engineering school. This video is amazing. Some great tips here even for experienced users.
🙏💪 Thanks bro
Holy crap. I'm pretty fluent in Logic, but you threw out some great stuff here I can't wait to use.
Logic is deep! I'm still learning new stuff too
3 tools! Holy cr...
The most valuable content I've seen on Logic Pro X. You jus saved me hundreds $$$ and a massive headache. I was paying this dude hourly to help me understand some things and it's been so frustrating. He couldn't answer my questions bout fading nor give me any practical and helpful tips like creating alternative tracks when I needed em. This video literally is $$$. Good for you for spending your time putting together a content that adds value to ppl fr while some ppl jus out here putting out any content jus to get it out. Massive thanks to you!
WORD! Love hearing this! So so happy it helped ya
Very useful indeed, even for an experienced pro. Maybe they'll include an 'edit out swallowing' function in the next update! ;-)
Yeah... the swallowing was over oversight. I've fixed it for all future videos ;) Nathan 2.0 lol
Nathan Larsen Music This might sound crazy but I’ve watched a shit ton of your videos and I was sold on the swallowing sound! Hahaha Shit’s like ASMR. 🤣
This video in the least amount of words..... Amazing i've had my music career for 2 years and its been pretty long processes working with producers learning to produce myself to make life a little easier "and save money" and majority of these I'm like huh that's how you do that XD
Craziest thing is watching this in 2023
man this is like the best quickest tips i've ever seen. very detailed I did not realize all these options were in Logic but this will really benefit my workflow. Thanks!
Love it! Yes Logic is greaf
0:00 I was literally watching Peter McKinnon before this video...
Yeeessss!!
How did I never know about project alternatives? I've always just made a completely different project save. Thanks so much for that tip. Nearly 75% of my projects can go either way, as completely stripped down acoustic pieces or as rock/electronic expanded productions. I'm constantly struggling with which way I want to take them, and this will definitely speed up any comparisons and decisions. You rock, easy sub!
Love it! So glad this'll help you out
讲了很多不知道的操作，非常感谢！！
Mann I know you probably get this a lot but you are the man I never comment on anybody or talk on TH-cam or anything but I have to give you your respect you are the man I have learned so much through the years and have became a pretty good producer and mix engineer and artist because of you thanx broski
i watched all, nice! waiting for the ultra advanced tips
th-cam.com/play/PLMNVXvgOMV6Fq1mkuMkPUNxoUvfl46Rhw.html
Great tips. One note. In Tip 11: STACKS, you say you can’t put effects on a stack. But that’s only if you do it as a “folder”. If you choose the “summing” option instead then you get inserts & can add any plugins you want. FYI.
Yes that is true! I should've talked about that in hindsight 100%. That's just not my typical workflow.
@@NathanJamesLarsen All good. Thanks for the reply. The only reason I know that is because I JUST did it today. Ha!
What's interesting about stacks is that it's more intuitive than buses, sends and aux. (That's because I'm a video editor and Premiere & Avid have "collapse" features that are similar to stacks. Plus I just upgraded from Garageband, so anything that makes it easier it a plus.)
Question though. Other than being able to put effects on it, are there any other differences in Stacks between "folder" and "summing"? And if not why wouldn't you always use "summing"?
Thanks in advance. Great video! (Just subscribed.)
The ASMR swallow hits different
This is absolutely the most useful video of Logic Hacks! Thank you so very much!
3:39 - WRONG. You can totally change the slope of the fade, if you keep hovering over the fade the cursor will change into the fade adjustment tool
You're right. Thanks
Chill out bro haha - WRONG !! 😆😆
Reinold Guzman He’s still wrong though. WRONG. Nathan Larsen Music even admitted that I was right. It’s important to point out things that are incorrect in tutorial videos because lots of beginners will watch this video and take what he says as gospel, and not only will they do things the wrong way, they’ll repeat what he said to other people and next thing you know, a whole bunch of misinformation will have been spread.
I don't think the fade tool thing is "the wrong way" -- I mean, yeah, you're right - I misspoke but if people are using the fade tool to change the shape vs what you're saying - it doesn't matter. There are usually multiple ways to do everything in most DAWs.
Again - I have no problem being corrected but the fade thing is really not a big deal. I didn't know half these tips for YEARS and was still making good music.
Nathan Larsen Music Nope, I corrected you because you stated in the video that you “cannot change the slope of the fade with the Marquee Fade Tool” which is just flat out wrong and misinformation. I wasn’t talking about the many different ways you can achieve manipulating fades but talking specifically about the Marquee Fade Tool’s functionality.
I’ve been using logic a LONG time and didn’t know several of the things you showed. Great job, thanks for making this!
Am I the only one who was hearing "I hope that I can poop" in that vocal??
I am brand-new to Logic Pro X......So thank you so very much!! You're knowledge is greatly appreciated.
Great video :)
Only one mistake I,noticed was concerning the Logic Remote: you don’t have to be connected to the internet to use it, you just have to be connected to the same wifi network your Mac running Logic is connected to. So basically, you can even create a wifi hotspot that is not connected to an Internet router/box, connect the Mac and iPad/iPhone to it and use Logic Remote.
This is CLEAN. You're Just a BEAST!
🙏🙏🙏🙏😎😎😎😎 thanks a ton!
Nathan, you're a doggone genius. Loved this video, and you taught this old dog some new tricks. Thanks again my friend.
Holy crap this is an OVERLOAD of great information!! I'll probably watch this 50 times. Thank you!
Yay! Love hearing this - thank you and so happy it was valuable to you!
The group editing is killing!!!
Great stuff, Nathan! About half of these I already knew but the rest no. I won't use all of the 'new' ones but good to know nonetheless. The Fade tooltip around 20:00 - excellent! 😄
Awesome! Glad to hear that!
So helpful - and succinct! So many tools so easy to use!
Thanks!
Awesome video, this is literally life changing. I normally track my own vocals in a separate booth, how i didn't know about Logic remote is beyond me. So many other greats tips that will improve my production workflow. Many thanks, you're a legend
Awesome!! Yes the remote helps a ton! 😎😎🙏🙏
Man !!!!! Youre RAD !!!!!! Why thumbs down. This is a SUPER TUTORIAL !!!!!! A BIG thanks from Norway
Thanks a bunch!!
Loving the videos man - they have been very helpful !!!
I can't believe how good these tips are. Thanks!!
Yes!' Love it!
@@NathanJamesLarsen seriously! I'm currently in LA Film School for music production and we are using Logic. This is very handy.
This video blew me away! SUBSCRIBED.....all I can think to myself is, "How the he did he figure all of this out???". I'm looking forward to checking out all of your other videos too! Thanks for sharing all your hard work and knowledge!
This is amazing!! Thank you! Love it!
This was super helpful. I didn’t even know what to expect. Never stop making these. I really need to take your course.z
Been using Logic for almost 1 year and a half and didn't know half of these tricks, thanks Nathan!
Yaaa! Love it! Keep making music!
Nathan Larsen Music mi favorite trick was Flex Pitch, I was thinking how to do pitch correction and you Came up with the solution
3:38 : You actually CAN adjust the slope by adding a fade first and moving the cursor over it afterwards (another tool will appear to adjust the slope).
Yes I've already addressed this in the comments - thanks.
@@NathanJamesLarsen Whoops, didn't see that! Great video nonetheless!
You sir are a Logic Pro X Genius!! So much information! Very kind of you to share your vast knowledge of this amazing DAW!
One of the best Logic Pro X tips videos I've seen. Concise, conversational and super helpful tips. And appreciate the markers in the description!! Thanks so much for posting.
Heck yes! Thanks!
This is the best video i've ever seen. Thank you.
😎😎🙏🙏thanks!!
The amount of helpful information in this video is outstanding. It's like a whole course worth of material. Thanks!!!!
Excellent tips! Great instructor!
Thanks a bunch!
by far one of the best tutorials i have ever seen and I'm only midway through. Thanks so much!!
Thanks a bunch!!
wow, this was good. thank you!! that quick & easy vocal chop was my fav tip of the bunch
1:11 enable advanced editing
1:37 use 2 editing tools
2:20 use 3 editing tools
2:53 enable "fade tool click zones" (fade ins and outs with mouse)
3:38 changing the transport video.
4:52 change drag to crossfade
5:53 set snap tool to certain behaviours
7:07 alternative project versions
8:17 turn voice recording into sampler mapping
11:15 Flex Pitch
12:40 Track Stacks
14:00 Hide Tracks
15:07 Track Header Configuration + Freeze
17:03 Turn Audio into a Midi-Track (from Flex-Pitch)
18:42 Slow down or speed up audio using the fade tool
Great Tips man! I'll add one #32 TRACK ALTERNATIVES. Super Clutch for trying out different parts for tracks.
Some life changing stuff here for me! I’ve watched tons of videos but you’re the first and only one I’ve subscribed to. Thanks for this
Doesn't freeze track basically bounce a temporary aif of that track, and then only playback the aifs (instead of re-running the VSTs) of each frozen track when you're still working on the whole project?
Your explanations and the cutting of the video are on point. Have watched so many hours of other tip videos explaining not the half of your content. Using logic for years, despite i learned a lot. Thanks
Thanks a bunch!!
Mannnnn... thank youuuu massivessss!! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
This is a phenomenal video 100%
Woot! Thanks
this is probably one of the best videos I've seen on youtube and I've been here since 05... thank you for this!!!!!!!!!!
That's dope!!!
I would simply say 'wow'. Thanks a lot Nathan. I am gonna watch it multiple times until I get this tutorial completely as I am just a beginner on Logic Pro X.
Tip 16 !!! I love it !!!!Thanks Nathan !!
Wow !! I'm saving this 30 tip video cause there is soo much great info here !!!!
Love this -- thanks! YOU rock!
this video is the most needed thing I was looking for - thanks mate - and the tip list in the description is like over 10000
Thanks!
When you go into "learn mode" to assign specific tasks to knobs/faders/switches on your MIDI controller, does it learn to only do that specific task when you're in the EQ window?
Can you assign the same knob/switch/fader to do a different job in another plug in for example and when you switch between the two it will remember what it's job is in that specific place?
@25:57 I'm not sure what it means when it says "this control is already assigned to another parameter, do you want to reassign this control?" You very quickly hit "reassign" and moved on...
Does "keep both" mean one knob/fader/switch will know that it has different controls in different contexts? To keep building a library of tasks for each knob/fader/switch should we always select "keep both"?
This video is gold dust and thank you
there is a shortcut for the color pallete, its control c or alt c
VERY comprehensive breakdown of workflow - especially with regards to recording via the iphone app and turning flex pitch vocals into midi to get ideas out. thanks for making this!
100% - thanks!
At 17:30 awesome trick, before this vdo, so many great tips here about which I had no idea.... thnx a lot brother
🔥🔥🙏🙏 thanks! Happy to help
You really came through with the project alternatives tip. It changes everything for me! Subscribed. Thanks bro!
I’ve been using logic casually for about seven years now. This taught me more than my audio production courses did. Thanks so much!
This is the greatest thing on TH-cam. Thank you so much.
I love these videos man! Not sure why, but you have a great way of making things make sense more than most! Would love to see a compression video.... basically Compression 101(what it reall is doing, the parameter adjustments, single use vs. a bus, what instances to use, what instruments to compress together) Just getting back into DAWs and recording in general after a 12 year hiatus and switching from PT to Logic and loving it! Your videos have made the transition pretty seemless! A lot of 'Ah Has!' and Ohhhh yeahhhh...'makes sense' Thanks for the knowledge!
Hey really appreciate this!! Thanks so much. I've got a lot of videos planned already and am keeping notes of what people want. I know I'm gonna do one on the ways to use Busses for sure in the near future. I'm kind of staying away from deep mixing because i think there are enough mixing channels - I'm focused on songwriting and producing (which is a different process than mixing). Not saying I won't make any mixing videos but that's not my focus.
I was lookingfor something like this a couple of weeks ago and now its all here!! Aaaawesome!!
Boom! Thanks!
I actually sat here and made notes ... whoahh !! Excellent thank you Nathan, so useful
Awesome, *Nathan Larsen Music* !
Thanks!
Supervid! I’m using Logic for over 8 years now and there were a lot of things new for me. Very usefull, so keep up the good work!
Thanks! Love hearing this
DUDE THIS WAS GREATTT. thanks so much. I want all 50. Please consider to keep sharing
Thanks!! We'll about the others :)