How To Use Apple Logic Pro

So you’ve just opened that shiny new Logic Pro or Logic Express box and spent the last 4 hours or so installing it on your Mac… what next? If you’re completely new to Logic and/or the world of DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) then this beginners guide series is designed are for you!  How to use Logic Pro.

At a glance you may find Logic’s interface to be a bit intimidating. Even if you … Continue Reading

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Most people agree that since Apple took over development of Logic from Emagic the GUI interface has become more pleasant on the eye. Apple have done a lot more than add eye candy to Logic 8 and 9 of course, but this is naturally the most apparent change at a glance. There’s no pleasing everyone though when it comes to matters of color and design. And if spending hours staring at Logic’s hundred shades of gray brings you down, you may wish to … Continue Reading

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In the previous post on creating chorus effects in Logic we explored how to create a chorus by duplicating a region in the Arrange area and using the Chorus plugin and the options available in Logic 9′s Pedal Board plugin. Following on from Part 1, let’s continue by exploring how to use the Delay Designer to create chorus and harmony effects in Logic Pro…

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Method 4 – Delay Designer

Logic’s Delay plugins can be a good starting point for creating a chorus style effect. Let’s insert the Delay Designer on to your channel strip and work with a … Continue Reading

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