I originally clicked on this video just to hear how to create better midi guitar sounds, however, i saw features i never, ever knew existed. all i can say is thank you.
Great start of your new series, looking forward to learn more. I already learned a lot from your videos. Should you ever run out of topics, you might consider diving deeper into articulations and articulation sets. I am working on cross overs combining classical pieces with modern instrumentation (á la Rémy Faso), and I would like to understand how to set up articulation sets for instruments that do not come with any, unlike LPX´s studio horns. But anyhow, I really appreciate the variety of your topics, keep it up and thanks again!
@@LogicProLife I'm such a newbie, I can't even answer that question. I'm very into learning the "surf sound" right now, if that is something you can share. Anything you put together will be excellent and I'll learn so much. Honestly, you have the BEST Logic Pro information! Thanks so much for your response!
Fascinating! Sometimes it goes by too fast or there's some hidden key control we don't see. What did you do between 10:07 and 10:08 to get those additional controls in the track header?
Loved this video. So in general, is it discouraged to only use the Logic Pro X guitar presets? Because that's pretty much all I use. Are there any external plugins / presets you can recommend? (That aren't Logic features)
I can see it being looked down upon from pros or mostly snobs but at the end of the day, no one's really gonna know or care; if your music sounds good, it sounds good! No reason to look elsewhere unless you're after a particular sound and can't do it in Logic. You did pay for it after all, try to get the most out of it ;)
Sorry but avoid any of the Logic guitar amp plugins. They sound like trash. They're great to mangle other sounds though but none of the amps (especialy the Metal amps) and pedals sound good on guitar. Go 3rd party plugins for decent tones instead.
I never knew I needed a geography teacher to tell me about amp designer until I watched this.
I originally clicked on this video just to hear how to create better midi guitar sounds, however, i saw features i never, ever knew existed. all i can say is thank you.
All the time this guy was talking I was just staring into his eyes, hahahaha
I was staring back. 🤣
Bro keep it up this is good!
came for a quick "scan over" to find/learn some midi guitar "helpers"... 2mins in I had a PHATTER DRUMS!!! YOOP! - Cheers dude!
Great start of your new series, looking forward to learn more. I already learned a lot from your videos.
Should you ever run out of topics, you might consider diving deeper into articulations and articulation sets. I am working on cross overs combining classical pieces with modern instrumentation (á la Rémy Faso), and I would like to understand how to set up articulation sets for instruments that do not come with any, unlike LPX´s studio horns.
But anyhow, I really appreciate the variety of your topics, keep it up and thanks again!
That’s some decent sculpting for Logic’s samples! Good job!
So Sculpture doesn't work for actual guitars? Only as a Keyboard Guitar?
Golden!!
Blimey, had no idea the tuning page even existed! Thanks
Cool Stuff as usual! Thanks
I can't find parts 2 and 3 to this series...It's so good, I've learned so much...where are they?
I never made them but I am about to create Part II. Anything specifically you want to see in it?
@@LogicProLife I'm such a newbie, I can't even answer that question. I'm very into learning the "surf sound" right now, if that is something you can share. Anything you put together will be excellent and I'll learn so much. Honestly, you have the BEST Logic Pro information! Thanks so much for your response!
@@LogicProLife can u pls provide gruiter strummer script which you loaded in scripter?
Very cool, thanks for the great video!
Thanks for the videos yall
Yyyes siiir. Niiice!! How is part 2-10 coming along ;)
You're my favorite logic x guru. I've learned so much. for that I thank you.
mVm
Excellent
Yooo thank you for this! I never knew there was a telecaster sampled!!
I need help with original Music I'm creating and I'm new to logic and it's been a nightmare!
Thank you, learning a lot.
I never knew any of this was in there!
Fascinating!
Sometimes it goes by too fast or there's some hidden key control we don't see. What did you do between 10:07 and 10:08 to get those additional controls in the track header?
I turned on the automation view with the “A” key and then switched the view to the desired parameter. Let me know what else can help.
@@LogicProLife Thank you!
Loved this video. So in general, is it discouraged to only use the Logic Pro X guitar presets? Because that's pretty much all I use. Are there any external plugins / presets you can recommend? (That aren't Logic features)
I can see it being looked down upon from pros or mostly snobs but at the end of the day, no one's really gonna know or care; if your music sounds good, it sounds good! No reason to look elsewhere unless you're after a particular sound and can't do it in Logic. You did pay for it after all, try to get the most out of it ;)
Try neural dsp, have great amp sims and set ups. And you can try for 14 days, no cost.
Doesn't sound like a guitar to me.
I have an electric guitar but I want it to sound acoustic...tutorial please
Sorry but avoid any of the Logic guitar amp plugins. They sound like trash. They're great to mangle other sounds though but none of the amps (especialy the Metal amps) and pedals sound good on guitar. Go 3rd party plugins for decent tones instead.
Trash sound