Thank you for this helpful tutorial. One thing I would recommend doing to achieve an even wider sound when doubling up on guitar tracks is to actually record the same part twice instead of copying, pasting and applying different effects.
Yes you're right! And we did but I don't think Tom mentioned that! If you guys liked this tutorial please feel free to check out how Tom covered your specific comment in this other video. Thank you! th-cam.com/video/PZoWs-zsS30/w-d-xo.html
you can tell its 2 different recording all you have to do is look at it. the signal things look completely different from each other. you cant see that?
I've watched about a dozen of these guitar tone videos so far and this is the coolest! Thank you! Why it only has 7 likes with almost 4000 views I don't know. Liked and subscribed, here.
Awesome Thanks, I used this tutorial to create a Keyboard Jordan Rudess Liquid Lead from Logic, finally got the AMP overdrive sound and the EQ subtractive and additive was perfect design. Really appreciate bro, Rock on
Nice video.If you know you want a Marshall sound more or less every time ( like I do ) then I recommend UAD.It's worth every penny.Especially at Sale times.It just saves a lot of fiddling and gives a greater satisfaction.
Yes you're absolutely right, we do use UAD plugins all the time at the studio as well. This is just a tutorial on how to get similar tones using just stock plugins from Logic. Thanks for the recommendation tho!
For pity's sake, I don't mean to say that this video is not useful: the sound has definitely improved. But really I wonder if somebody who has played with an amplifier doesn't find these sounds as very very bad, mosquito-like. Have you ever had a guitar in your hand attached to an amplifier? And I say this as a GarageBand user trying to get a decent sound out of a guitar. I know Garageband is not Logic, but I watched precisely this video in the hope that it would show me that Logic can offer a better sound. So many videos like this and everyone is ecstatic about these sounds! Mah!
Muchas gracias! Déjanos saber si hay algún otro tema sobre Logic Pro X que te gustaría que habláramos en el canal o que hiciéramos un tutorial. Gracias por comentar (:
Thanks for the tutorial, but achieving a distorted rhytm sound in that way is quite easy, the lack of quality can be mask with ease. The thing that drove me crazy in the past 20 years is that: it is impossible to create a solo warm liquid sound from that thing. Try to create am Eric Johnson mild but mighty warm solo sound... impossible. Even a Satriani basic solo sound, or a Robben Ford kind of tone. Even using IRs don't works, it's not the guitar ( I tried al loto of them ) it is not the cable ( I tried even a low capacitance one ), again, it's not the plugin I tried everything from IK to Waves to the newests. Something is missing. A thing like a coat around the signal that can give the sense of an amplifier. I would be very amazed if you guy will find something ( non in equalizer ) that helps. Thanks again. Cheers
Thanks for the comment Fabrizio! We'll get working on that and if we have some sort of solution for your specific case we'll reach out or create a video about it. Thank you for watching the tutorial!
Good video..but really it comes down to personal taste.. there is no ONE sound that beats all others.. but it’s a good video on how to carve out your own custom sound that turns you on as a player.. am I right?
It's actually kind of hilarious how you exported the audio in your video project as mono, so the stereo effect isn't in effect. Still some good insight in the video. Only thing that's even better is sending your DI signal to 2 different busses that have different amps on them and then putting EQ, Compression etc on the master GTR track.
I want to make pop punk style distorted guitar using Logic Pro X plugins. Would you have additional tips for that? Or would you just do the same tone as you did in this video?
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You can but what you're experiencing is latency, which may occur when you have too many plugins on at the same time while recording. You may have to turn on Low Latency Mode while recording. Hope this helps!
@@factoryundergroundtech Thanks Tom - just wondered if you had a chance to look at trying to find those Tres Hombres style Billy Gibbons tones using stock plugins in Logic Pro X?
Hello beloveds always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins! Come to HIM Today. Much love!
Looking forward to learning this, but my eyes keep getting drawn to that horribly distracting animated spectrum analyzer surrounding your head. Please end the madness.
Disagree. The results are very useful, conveniently saved, reliable, free of added noise and high frequency loss. This is the best way work, export Mainstage 3 for live performances.
Thank you for this helpful tutorial. One thing I would recommend doing to achieve an even wider sound when doubling up on guitar tracks is to actually record the same part twice instead of copying, pasting and applying different effects.
Yea it does sound like he record the 2 parts separately, I don’t think he told us though
Yes you're right! And we did but I don't think Tom mentioned that! If you guys liked this tutorial please feel free to check out how Tom covered your specific comment in this other video. Thank you!
th-cam.com/video/PZoWs-zsS30/w-d-xo.html
you can tell its 2 different recording all you have to do is look at it. the signal things look completely different from each other. you cant see that?
I always end up learning something when I check out your videos Tom
I've watched about a dozen of these guitar tone videos so far and this is the coolest! Thank you! Why it only has 7 likes with almost 4000 views I don't know. Liked and subscribed, here.
Thank you! Check out our other videos, and if there's any tutorials you'd like to see, let us know!
Thank you so much!! This is a great video, you helped me a lot.
I had no idea about the amp and mic features! Thank you!
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Sounds like Muse Hyper Music
Awesome Thanks, I used this tutorial to create a Keyboard Jordan Rudess Liquid Lead from Logic, finally got the AMP overdrive sound and the EQ subtractive and additive was perfect design. Really appreciate bro, Rock on
Glad to hear it helped! Check out our other videos, and if there's any tutorials you'd like to see, let us know!
Cool video. It would be great if the audio was stereo as well. In order to hear and understand the changes better. Thanks!
Hi Alexandros, thanks for the recommendation! We'll work on fixing it for the next tutorial. Appreciate the feedback!
Very well done. Thanks
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you're the best, thank you !!!! blessings to you
learned alot. thanx
Glad to hear it! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.
Thanks.
Good useful tips, Tom. Thanks for posting!
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Nice strum you made up for the lesson
Thanks!
Nice video.If you know you want a Marshall sound more or less every time ( like I do ) then I recommend UAD.It's worth every penny.Especially at Sale times.It just saves a lot of fiddling and gives a greater satisfaction.
Yes you're absolutely right, we do use UAD plugins all the time at the studio as well. This is just a tutorial on how to get similar tones using just stock plugins from Logic. Thanks for the recommendation tho!
For pity's sake, I don't mean to say that this video is not useful: the sound has definitely improved. But really I wonder if somebody who has played with an amplifier doesn't find these sounds as very very bad, mosquito-like. Have you ever had a guitar in your hand attached to an amplifier? And I say this as a GarageBand user trying to get a decent sound out of a guitar. I know Garageband is not Logic, but I watched precisely this video in the hope that it would show me that Logic can offer a better sound. So many videos like this and everyone is ecstatic about these sounds! Mah!
Such a helpful video compared to some others. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Let us know If there's anything else you'd like to learn about Logic Pro X and guitar tones!
Good stuff, keep it Coming!
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Excelente trabajo
Muchas gracias! Déjanos saber si hay algún otro tema sobre Logic Pro X que te gustaría que habláramos en el canal o que hiciéramos un tutorial. Gracias por comentar (:
That was all in mono. Would love to hear what the guitars sounded like in actual stereo :(
The only place in Logic Pro where Apple really dropped the ball. Amps & Pedals.
Nice vid tho..
Thanks dude!
Thanks for the tutorial, but achieving a distorted rhytm sound in that way is quite easy, the lack of quality can be mask with ease. The thing that drove me crazy in the past 20 years is that:
it is impossible to create a solo warm liquid sound from that thing. Try to create am Eric Johnson mild but mighty warm solo sound... impossible. Even a Satriani basic solo sound, or a Robben Ford kind of tone. Even using IRs don't works, it's not the guitar ( I tried al loto of them ) it is not the cable ( I tried even a low capacitance one ), again, it's not the plugin
I tried everything from IK to Waves to the newests. Something is missing. A thing like a coat around the signal that can give the sense of an amplifier. I would be very amazed if you guy will find something ( non in equalizer ) that helps. Thanks again. Cheers
Thanks for the comment Fabrizio! We'll get working on that and if we have some sort of solution for your specific case we'll reach out or create a video about it. Thank you for watching the tutorial!
Very informative :)
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What guitar were you using?
Good video..but really it comes down to personal taste.. there is no ONE sound that beats all others..
but it’s a good video on how to carve out your own custom sound that turns you on as a player..
am I right?
Absolutely! 🤘
@@factoryundergroundtech you're not wrong ;)
It's actually kind of hilarious how you exported the audio in your video project as mono, so the stereo effect isn't in effect.
Still some good insight in the video. Only thing that's even better is sending your DI signal to 2 different busses that have different amps on them and then putting EQ, Compression etc on the master GTR track.
Hey thanks for the comment and great recommendation!
I want to make pop punk style distorted guitar using Logic Pro X plugins. Would you have additional tips for that? Or would you just do the same tone as you did in this video?
Look for free music recording tutorials on our TH-cam channel and be sure to subscribe so get all of our latest content. For more information about our nationally-accredited program covering music recording, sound engineering, audio and film production, look for us on the web at www.factoryundergroundtech.com
Hyper Music!
Thanks! If you liked this tutorial, check out the one that Tom did on drum replacement!
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Can you add the effects and the amp before you record the section? Many times I’ve done this and there is a massive delay.
You can but what you're experiencing is latency, which may occur when you have too many plugins on at the same time while recording. You may have to turn on Low Latency Mode while recording. Hope this helps!
good :)
Great video Tom - thanks -- have you ever tried nailing Billy Gibbons style tones in Amp Designer? What would you recommend?
thanks for the idea, we might make a video out of this. we'll get back to you soon!
@@factoryundergroundtech Thanks Tom - just wondered if you had a chance to look at trying to find those Tres Hombres style Billy Gibbons tones using stock plugins in Logic Pro X?
Hello beloveds always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins!
Come to HIM Today. Much love!
I ate mustard sandwiches with Jesus and it gave me really foul smelling farts the next day.
Looking forward to learning this, but my eyes keep getting drawn to that horribly distracting animated spectrum analyzer surrounding your head. Please end the madness.
Haha we'll have to edit that in our next video! Check out our other videos, and if there's any tutorials you'd like to see, let us know!
Mon dieu que c'est amateur! Rien de "ultimate" dans ce son de guitare. Si les pros utilisaient l'Amp designer, cela se saurait.
Disagree. The results are very useful, conveniently saved, reliable, free of added noise and high frequency loss. This is the best way work, export Mainstage 3 for live performances.
Oui, vous avez tout à fait raison, mais cela s'adresse davantage aux personnes qui n'ont que des plugins de stock. Merci d'avoir commenté !