Great tutorial with easy to follow demonstrations. Would like to see an update now for this video using logic 9.

I'd give this tutorial 3.5 stars. It was a great tutorial in many respects, and I especially learned a lot about setting up MIDI in the environment. The best part is that you will understand and learn how to use the Environment, and compared to other Environment tutorials, that's an accomplishment in itself. Still, sometimes Martin can speak quite fast and forget to slow down for those who aren't as sharp on their MIDI/Audio theory (me!). He may also skip over the occasional core concept, assuming you have knowledge of how it works. I had too look up some concepts online from other sources during this tutorial. You may quickly get dizzy unless you give it all your attention. In the end, it's a great exploration and does a superb job familiarizing one with Logic's Environment.

This was a particularly useful tutorial as I had questions on how to connect & configure external instruments for the use with Logic. This tutorial was then recommended to me. I found it very detailed and easy to grasp. I was able to directly put what I learned to good use. Again, thanks for the good work.

Great tutorial on Logic's Environment, as well as Martin's really good detail instructing. Thanks Dude. This is a good Logic ground floor tutorial and should be viewed by all Logic users. MacPro Martin and company guys, it is time for an update on the Environment and how us the Environment in Logic 9. I'm a newbe to Logic and started with Logic. I hope to see the new updated tutorial soon!

This could be the tutorial made just for me, in this moment. Very well done. two problems: it's done in Logic 7 and I work with Logic 8. Why not thinking to an update veersion? I Know there are TNT 1 & 2 wich deals a lot with environment but For such a wonderfull and complex chapter of Logic I gues it's important to have a methodic tutorial from the ground, explaining the total" architecture". Second point, I'm Italian, I speak a disceet english but some time it' hard to follow a very fast talking. I guess the tutorials should be thought as international so..., please, a bit more slow. Thank you for the work Martin Roberto

The environment was the most confusing thing to me in Logic but with this video opened up so many different creative possibilities that i would have taken a long time to learn this on my own. Thanks Macprovideo

105 series gave me new tools and skills to master logic's enviroment, i have all complete series from macprovideo and i strongly recommend it to all producers out there!!! All the best from brazil to macprovideo.com team, thank you all for the excelent work ! kkep on!

Very good to pick up for a novice like me.The most important thing about this tutorial, after watching it you can find your way in the "scary" environment. Some parts could be better with a more in depht approach.

At last some "simple" and easy understanding explanation of how Logic's Invironment works. I like the voice of the speaker. Not to fast or to slow, very clear.

Great video. This one was really helpfull for coming more to grasps with Logic as a whole. The environment is a part of Logic i never would have gone into had it not been for this video. Now id like a follow-up video.... I still feel there are ground to be covered in handeling the enviroment like a pro. For example id like some more info on how to use a MIDI part to export to my external hardvare synth, and then import the sounds from this synth into Logic....

c'est bien, mais il manque encore des éléments. pourquoi il n y pas de tutorial en français?

I found the tutorial to be very helpful. I do think that there could be more input around a systematic approach around setting up the environment for third party multi-timbrel plugins (BFD/PHILHARMONIC etc.). Regardless, I will continue to use your tutorials to push me forward. They are very well done!

The information supplied was really well explained, I am looking for fairly comprehensive indepth explanations, so I may Build specific objects for my studio example tascams DM 24 digital mixer complete with all associated functions. some of the Objects explained were not included. 1) Meta events 2)Cable switchers 3)how to create Faders as objects 4)Pan pots how to create them as objects 5)transformers and how to apply them in depth 6)Macros 7)Rewire functions and how to assign and the limits of , eg can I have 2 rewire channels for Reason , and 2 rewire channels for Melodyne. etc. Thank you as I have not been able to find specific environment information and this was immensly usefull abiet not complete. Supplied information is ddefinately a (5) well laid out!

Without this tutorial, I would not have been able to grasp the concept of the environment at all. This would have been a serious setback for my switch fro ProTools to Logic. Thanks, Martin!!!

Hi, The other Logic tutorials I've seen have been BRILLIANT, really helpful and VERY focused on the real-world application of how things work and why... The video was good, relatively informative BUT overall, i was slightly disapointed... the main reason i bought this was to really understand what the environment is about AND to understand (with real life examples) of HOW TO UTILIZE and use it... for example: • Using the Multichannel ULTRABEAT, and how that routes the signal...I wasn't clear by the end of the tutorial, that i had to actually instantiate a MC Ultrabeat on a "Track" in the arrange window first (I'm sure you mentioned it, but you didn't make such a big point of it...considering it is so vital or more so Why you have to instantiate it first?? • Suggestions... maybe separate the tutorials into more obvisous mains sections 1) General signal flow 2) Environment for Midi 3) Environment for "Audio" 4) What the objects are... and how they fit together (i still wasn't clear what the arrange window tracks are for) 5) real life applications (MC instruments and signal flows) I hope that my (long winded) review was of help...because your other tutorials are really really helpful and very applicable, this fell slightly short of the mark (and i think it somehow assumed the user has an idea of what objects are, and how they fit together). Regards Ket :)

Thanks for another informative tutorial. For those of you who don't know your way around Logic's environment, I suggest getting this tutorial. Even for a "pro" like me having been using Logic for many, many years there were great work-around tips.

This one isn't very easy to follow if your new to Logic. Perhaps my problems are due to; I'm using Logic 8 and the video is for Logic 7. I'll give it another shot I'm sure but, I'm going to have to have a better understanding of Logic's easier concepts first. Lost... Robert

Logic's Environment Explored provides an excellent introducion to the achitecture of the much-feared Logic environment. The training videos are very well put together. It would have been useful if it could have gone a bit deeper into the more advanced features such as the transformers, fliters etc.

Another fine tutorial from Martin Sitter. Mr. Sitter has a knack for touching on all the essential points that new users could potentially get hung up on. I have been using Logic for about a month now and I still refer back to this video and the Mastering Logic 101 when thing get sticky. I'd rather watch this video than waste time searching topics in the help file.

I've found tutorials very helpful, I would recommend anyone to buy these. the way Martin explains everything is fantastic. Martin makes it a joy to use Logic. Many, Many thanks Darrin

The mist is starting to clear! While it would make a pretty dull book, the training video on undertstanding the logic environment has really given me the confidence to think out of the box. Great job guys. Thanks!

Nice work Martin. Excellent instruction. My only criticisms would be: - add more examples and verbiage on using recorded midi tracks to send to external devices, be them drum modules, or midi keyboards and such and do the do the bouncing from midi to audio tracks - use a more tangible example of a multi channel midi device instead of the time spent on Quicktime

Once again, Martin does a fabulous job of explaining Logic, and unravels the mysteries of the environment in a concise, easy to understand way. Highly recommended to all Logic users!