How to do a Studio Session on Zoom | Logic Pro X Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- In today's video I will show you how you can collaborate remotely via Zoom. I will be recording a drummer in his studio over 100 miles away using Logic Pro X and all done over Zoom.
Much thanks to the super talented @1.Timothy
Are you a musician or producer looking to collaborate with others remotely? In this video, we'll show you how to do a studio session on Zoom using Logic Pro X.
We'll start by showing you how to set up your audio and video settings in Zoom to ensure high-quality audio and video transmission. Then, we'll dive into Logic Pro X and demonstrate how to set up a session for remote collaboration, including sharing your screen and controlling the session remotely.
We'll also cover some best practices for working remotely, including how to communicate effectively with your collaborators, how to manage file sharing and version control, and how to ensure everyone is on the same page creatively.
Whether you're working on a music project with a remote team or teaching music production remotely, this video will provide you with the tools and techniques you need to conduct a successful studio session on Zoom using Logic Pro X.
So, if you're ready to take your remote collaborations to the next level, grab a cup of coffee and let's dive in!
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You have answered a 2 year question for us!!! Thanks Bro. Peace and Blessings
Fantastic!!! So glad the video has helped. Thanks for leaving such a great comment. Peace and love and blessings 🙏🏾
Great video! It’s worth mentioning that Tim or any other live remote players can use an iPad or iPhone (w/ Logic Remote)) to locally adjust their monitor levels wirelessly. This is especially helpful to drummers and eliminates the running around Tim mentioned. Great job guys!
That’s a great tip Michael. Thanks for the suggestion and the positive feedback. Cheers 😀
Great video!! Loved what you were able to achieve.
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers😀
Great stuff !
Glad you think so!
really amazing
Awesome! Thanks a lot Cheers😀
nice music video
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Great job guys. This is something that I knew could be done. Let me know if you want me to lay a bass track on any of your projects. I would be willing to try. I’m in the USA in a town called Kingspirt TN. That would be awesome.
Wow that would be awesome. Cheers😀
This is fantastic thanks for making this video, exellent content. If you need some guitar or acoustic melody you can on me. Form Orlando Florida!!! Thanks
Awesome!!! Thanks for your great feedback. I will keep you in mind for guitar. I appreciate your offer very much. Cheers😀
Does the drummer need to use an audio card with this method?
Good question. The drummer does need to be patched into an audio interface either via a mixer or directly into a multichannel audio interface. In my example we had the drums miked up and the signals went straight to a PerSonus digital mixer. This then fed the sound through to logic where the recording took place. Hope that makes sense. Cheers😀
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Cheers😀