This is the best one yet! I'm a guitar player and I had no idea that there were other pull-down menus and a way to map smart controls - brilliant! Also, the explanation of the uses of the splitter utility pedal was great too. Thanks!
good work! Everything else is so colorful, I never paid any attention to the splitter/mixer. 👍 And that hack to change the model using the smart controls inspector. 👍👍👍
i could never get a good sound out of logics amp designer, and i haven't been able to find a good tutorial for it, i hope this tutorial could give me some better insight into the amps
@H Kay true, i had so much issue with the amp, it sounded so shit and garbage. it just wasn't worth tuning it exactly to the point of perfection, cough cough fl slayer
The project you're using for demonstration sounds so good! Do you have a finished version of that piece somewhere that I could check out? Look forward to these videos everyday!
Maybe in the next upgrade we'll be able to turn off the cabinet and use our own impulse responses of choice? And they really need to add Diezel and ENGL amps!
Hi there any idea why I get so much noise with the Logic Pedalboard. I only have an i3 processor and 8 GB RAM on my Mac Mini. Could that be the culprit. Or something else? Any advice would we welcome. Thanks!
Can anyone help me find Guitar Amp Pro in Logic? I have a old song ware it is selected so it is there but i cand find it anyware when trying to select it.. Behind wich is it hidden?
I am planning to buy a Squier by Fender Affinity Stratocaster. I want to know if I can get a great sound quality by just connecting it to my audio interface and simply using Logic's virtual amps and pedals or I need any hardware like a multiprocessor, a pedal, or a DI box to make it sound clean? Also, I have tried these amps and pedals with my acoustic guitar with DI to my audio interface; however, it sounds too raw and distorted. Can you suggest me something to fix this issue?
If you have an interface that lets you select between "line" and "instrument" input types, you should be fine without anything else. For example, I have a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4. If I'm plugging in my guitar, I just make sure the input is set to "INST" so that the signal will be lifted to line level. Without that feature, I'd have to run my guitar through a DI box, then into the interface, otherwise the signal would sound super thin, noisy, and generally crappy. If your interface doesn't have this feature, I strongly recommend the Scarlett 2i2. It's nice to not have to fiddle with a bunch of extra hardware just to plug in your guitar and start playing.
When Guitar Amp Pro sounds better than Amp Designer. Seriously, Pedal Board and Amp Designer sound ok on anything but guitars. Logic are lacking severly on these plugins when it comes to the quality of the sounds. Also, get a Metal Drummer happening already. Great Metal bass and guitar plugins along with a metal drummer will put Logic ahead of every other DAW.
I had no idea you could change the EQ and reverb types on the amp head. Awesome! Thanks for another great video!
This short everyday series is amazing, friend! Thanks a lot!
This is the best one yet! I'm a guitar player and I had no idea that there were other pull-down menus and a way to map smart controls - brilliant! Also, the explanation of the uses of the splitter utility pedal was great too. Thanks!
ive been using logic for 10 years and didnt know they had amps LOL
Awesome. Everyday I'm looking forward to the next video. Thanks so much!
I wanna live to at least 100 to learn all that logic offers. But seriously, these tutorials are great.
mVm
RIGHT!? 😂😂
good work! Everything else is so colorful, I never paid any attention to the splitter/mixer. 👍 And that hack to change the model using the smart controls inspector. 👍👍👍
i could never get a good sound out of logics amp designer, and i haven't been able to find a good tutorial for it, i hope this tutorial could give me some better insight into the amps
@H Kay true, i had so much issue with the amp, it sounded so shit and garbage. it just wasn't worth tuning it exactly to the point of perfection, cough cough fl slayer
Everyday is a joy.thank you.
Amazing tutorial!! I thought I was knoweldgable about Amp Designer but had no clue about eg the tone and reverb dropdowns! Thankyou!
The project you're using for demonstration sounds so good! Do you have a finished version of that piece somewhere that I could check out? Look forward to these videos everyday!
Love the series!
Thanks!
Thanks.
Wait! Wait! Waaiiitttt!!!! How did I not know that logic had mic models built in! WOW!
Thankyou! Soooo helpful!
What else do you need for 🎸sound?? Great tuto! Thank you!!! 💯💯💯
really cool tricks. you’re the best
Saludos y un vídeo estupendo
Maybe in the next upgrade we'll be able to turn off the cabinet and use our own impulse responses of choice? And they really need to add Diezel and ENGL amps!
Bravo, excellent! Thanks
Great! some new ways to produce with those plugins:)
Thank you 🙏
Nice!
So fun listening to non guitar players talking about guitar plugins
What did you clean to access the Amp Designer?
Hi there any idea why I get so much noise with the Logic Pedalboard. I only have an i3 processor and 8 GB RAM on my Mac Mini. Could that be the culprit. Or something else? Any advice would we welcome. Thanks!
Can anyone help me find Guitar Amp Pro in Logic?
I have a old song ware it is selected so it is there but i cand find it anyware when trying to select it.. Behind wich is it hidden?
Does it have better modelers than GarageBand??
The pedal board sounded a lot better to me than the amp designer.
I am planning to buy a Squier by Fender Affinity Stratocaster. I want to know if I can get a great sound quality by just connecting it to my audio interface and simply using Logic's virtual amps and pedals or I need any hardware like a multiprocessor, a pedal, or a DI box to make it sound clean?
Also, I have tried these amps and pedals with my acoustic guitar with DI to my audio interface; however, it sounds too raw and distorted. Can you suggest me something to fix this issue?
If you have an interface that lets you select between "line" and "instrument" input types, you should be fine without anything else. For example, I have a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4. If I'm plugging in my guitar, I just make sure the input is set to "INST" so that the signal will be lifted to line level. Without that feature, I'd have to run my guitar through a DI box, then into the interface, otherwise the signal would sound super thin, noisy, and generally crappy. If your interface doesn't have this feature, I strongly recommend the Scarlett 2i2. It's nice to not have to fiddle with a bunch of extra hardware just to plug in your guitar and start playing.
Apple are possibly gonna improve Amp Designer, maybe with the help of other companies.I'm just hoping !
Did you read that somewhere?
pity that logic can't give us a decent amp sim even in 2020. amp designer blows. it's a cpu hog. and it blows. and its bad. bad. bad.
When Guitar Amp Pro sounds better than Amp Designer. Seriously, Pedal Board and Amp Designer sound ok on anything but guitars. Logic are lacking severly on these plugins when it comes to the quality of the sounds. Also, get a Metal Drummer happening already. Great Metal bass and guitar plugins along with a metal drummer will put Logic ahead of every other DAW.