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• Recording MIDI in Logic Pro's Cycle Mode
• by Darren Burgos
• There's hope if your keyboard skills can't keep pace with your musical ideas! Darren Burgos explores how recording MIDI in Logic Pro's cycle mode can alleviate stress and make you more creative.

• Logic Pro's Balancing Act
• by Peter Schwartz
• Panpots in Logic don't behave the same for mono and stereo channel strips. Peter Schwartz gets to the heart of the mix in Logic Pro and demystifies pan and balance in this excellent article.

• Setting Up Logic for Scoring to Video
• by David Earl
• Never used Logic for scoring to video, or have found your projects grinding to halt? This article by experienced composer, David Earl, explains how to set up all the basics and optimize performance!

• Using Ringshifter For Pitch Effects in Logic Pro
• by Toby Pitman
• Check out this excellent tip on how to use Logic Pro's Ringshifter plug-in to create a variety of guitar effects like the Boss Octaver and the Octafuzz. Toby Pitman gets creative.

• Logic Pro: Get Creative with Region Parameters
• by Darren Burgos
• Once you've recorded MIDI notes into Logic Pro there's a host of ways to alter the performance. Darren Burgos examines how to make use of the Region parameters area. + download Logic Project.

• Logic 409
• Dubstep Essentials
• MPV trainer Nigel Broad is back with another great electronic dance music exploration, Dubstep Essentials . Join Nigel in this 25-video collection as he takes you under his wing and creates a full-blown Dubstep track from Drum and Bass to final mix…

• Logic 209
• EVD6 and EFM1: User Guide
• The EFM1 and the EVD6 are two of the coolest Software Instruments in the Logic collection. Get beyond the presets in this awesome 2-for-1 tutorial by Logic master and SFLogicNinja David Earl...

• Pro Tools 203
• Video Post in Pro Tools
• There's a saying in the movie business - "Video is 2/3 audio" ... that's why Hollywood loves Pro Tools!

• Logic 210
• Vocoding With EVOC
• Logic’s EVOC 20 PolySynth is one of the coolest Software Instruments in Logic's EV series of vintage synths. Let David Earl (a.k.a. SFLogicNinja) show you how he uses it and why you need to master this awesome, sonically rich plugin...

• Logic 208
• Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3
• In this exclusive, full length, “made-for-macProVideo” tutorial by sflogicninja David Earl, you’ll uncover the inner workings of Logic’s physically modeled soft synths: the EVP88 and EVB3. Learn how, with a little tweaking, these synths will rock your productions...

• Logic 407
• Producing With Folders
• Did you know that you can record into Logic’s folders, edit with folders, mix with folders and even rearrange your tune with folders? You can! ... and David Earl (a.k.a. sflogicninja) shows you all of this and more in his maiden tutorial for macProVideo.com!

• Logic 207
• Logic's Latency Toolbox
• Timing Is Everything! In this amazing tutorial Tom Rice shows you the secret to making your tracks “dead-on-the-beat” accurate with absolutely zero latency!

• Logic 402
• Logic's Guitar Recording Toolbox
• A message from Steve H: “This tutorial is one of our finest Logic tutorials ever! With the addition of the Pedalboard and Amp Designer plugins, Logic’s virtual guitar arsenal is capable of overheating transistors, blowing out tubes and stomping out the most awesomely realistic or warped 6 string soundscapes anywhere! I’ve already started using many of these awesome techniques in my tracks and now you can too!”

• Logic 304
• Logic TNT 3 Tips and Tricks: Reloaded
• Get 5 hours of new Logic Studio Tips and Tricks by world renowned Logic guru Steve H and friends...

• Logic 203
• Logic's Music-for-Picture Toolbox
• Learn essential skills for scoring video and film in this comprehensive tutorial by Steve H, a man with over 20 years of experience in making music for moving pictures.

• Logic 107
• 64-Bit Logic Unleashed
• Learn what the new 64-bit Logic Pro means to you by watching this FREE mini-tutorial!

• A/V Fundamentals 302
• Picking the Right HD Video Format
• Learn the real truth behind the inner workings of HD Video. Along the way, you'll discover which format of HD Video is right for your production workflow ...

• A/V Fundamentals 101
• Fundamentals of Video Theory
• Learn important Digital Video concepts in this FREE tutorial that shows you the Fundamentals of Video Theory.

• Logic 405
• Confessions of a Drum & Bass Producer
• Learn the art of Drum & Bass production, using Logic! This tutorial is produced by D&B pioneer, Nigel Broad.

• Logic 406
• Olav's Electronica Workflow Tricks
• Legendary House Producer Olav Basoski is back with a new tutorial that provides a grab-bag of his favourite Logic production tips & tricks.

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Si dice che il video è due terzi audio. Mettetelo alla prova ... Messo su un DVD o VHS (sto mostrando la mia età?) Del tuo film preferito, disattivare la colonna sonora o di tutto il suono e dopo un po 'vi renderete conto quanto sia importante il suono è nella nostra percezione del racconto!

Ogni giorno, in tutto il mondo, ci sono migliaia di canali TV via cavo e internet produrre tonnellate di contenuti video che tutta la musica bisogno e il suono. Tuttavia, prima di poter scavare e iniziare a comporre per la fotografia ci sono concetti che avete avuto modo di capire e strumenti necessari per saper usare.

Vale la pena davvero di sapere cosa si sta facendo con il video in Logic quando si tratta di codec, frame rate, tempo, compressione, SMPTE, ecc .. e Steve H

In punta rapida di oggi faremo correre attraverso i diversi modi per importare un file video in Logic. Se hai un video quicktime a portata di mano ne vale la pena afferrare in modo da poter seguire.

Suggerimento 1 - Tracce globale

Sopra la Track List nella zona Arrange è la sezione Global Track. Facendo clic sul triangolo di tracce globale mostrerà l'attuale tracce globale. In un nuovo progetto vedrete spesso tracce di Marker, Tempo e accordi globali. Ctrl-clic sulle intestazioni globali Tracce e scegliere di visualizzare video o scegliere Configura tracce globale per visualizzare le tracce globale di scelta. È possibile ridimensionare e ancora di più nascondere / mostrare ogni traccia globale.

Nel video tracce globale cliccare su Open Movie. Ora è possibile navigare per il film di scelta.

Suggerimento 2 - Menu File

Facile come torta di questo. Semplice scegliere File

Suggerimento 3 - Dal Finder

Se come me, si gode il passaggio tra le applicazioni, quindi trascinando un filmato da una finestra del Finder sembrerà naturale e intuitivo per voi. È interessante notare, non importa quale traccia si trascina il film su nella zona Arrange. Il film non si siede su una pista di creare nella zona Arrange ... piuttosto, risiede nella traccia video Globale.

Un vantaggio di questo metodo è la facilità con cui si può scegliere dove inserire il filmato (grazie al tag aiutare giallo).

Suggerimento 4 - Dal browser

Questa è una buona scelta per coloro che ti piace navigare nel Finder in elenco o colonna, ma preferisco rimanere all'interno Logic. Aprire il Area Media a destra dell'interfaccia Logic. Dalle schede, selezionare Browser e selezionare il file video.

È possibile trascinarlo Organizzare l'area come si farebbe con il Finder ... in alternativa, posizionare la barra dove si desidera che il file video da inserire e fare doppio clic sul file video

Suggerimento 5 - Audio estratto

Avrete notato con un paio di metodi di importazione di cui sopra che una volta che si rilascia il film per logica, se una traccia audio è contenuta nel filmato, Logic viene richiesto se si desidera estrarre la traccia audio di Arrange. Questo creerà una nuova traccia audio e inserire l'audio dal file video su quella pista. In sostanza, permette di modificare (mute, solo, flex, ecc) traccia audio del video come una qualsiasi regione audio in Logic. Eccellente!

Se avete bisogno di ulteriore aiuto su questo o qualsiasi altra logica o problema software Mac trovarci al www.macprovideo.com/forum/!

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Interested in learning more about Logic and scoring to video? These tutorials will help you to become proficient whether you are starting out or looking for advanced tips, tricks and techniques! We'd love to hear from your. Let us know what you think by writing a comment below!

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Rounik Sethi

Rounik is the Editor and Lead-Writer on the MPV Hub. As an Apple Certified Trainer for Logic (and a self-confessed Mac fanatic) he's taught teachers, professional musicians and hobbyists how to get the best out of Apple's creative software. He is a Visiting lecturer at Bath Spa University's Teacher training program, facilitating workshops on using iLife and digital media tools in the classroom. If you're looking for Rounik, you'll most likely find him (and his articles) on the macProVideo.com Hub & Forums.

Logic Pro Tips, Logic Pro Tip, Scoring to picture, Film logic, Video logic, Score logic

Comments

Jan 07, 2011

bill ornsby

excellent

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Apr 12, 2011

Ankush

Hi Rounik,
Hope you are well. I have a question - how do I delete scenes from a movie that I wish to edit in logic and then export the edited version as a .mov or .mp4 file?
Hope you can help
Thanks,
Ankush

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Apr 13, 2011

Rounik

Hi Ankush,

Thanks. Logic 9 doesn't allow for any video editing. I'd recommend either using Quicktime Pro (or iMovie or Final Cut) to edit (delete scenes in) your video file and then import the edited video into Logic.

Thanks
Rounik

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Jul 04, 2011

Ankush

Hi Rounik,
Me again:) Hope u r well. I have another problem which has taken me the whole day to figure out, but in vain. I use a Yamaha PSR E-203 keyboard with a M-Audio Midisport Uno USB cable as the Midi cable to connect to Logic Pro 9.
For some reason today, logic is not playing back the sounds from the keyboard. I tried re-scanning the USB cable and it is showing up clearly.
Could you please help?
Thanks,
Ankush

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