70 Logic Pro Tips In Action | Save Time and Improve Your Workflow

[@MarkHimley]

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[@annettecsummersett4521]

Mark! This video was so helpful! I learned a bunch of new things! Thank you!

[@MarkHimley]

Hey my pleasure, Annette!! I'm glad to hear it was helpful :) Hope you have been well!! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@sarahgalvin]

Midi chase FTW!! Thank you, Mark!

[@MarkHimley]

Hey you’re welcome, Sarah! Glad it was helpful :)

[@anthonyrom3110]

You're the BEST !

[@Dessyboii]

I’ve been using logic for years, and every tip in this video was very helpful. Thank you!

[@MarkHimley]

I'm glad to hear that!! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@lavinchi6709]

Great Job!!!Thank you so much!!!!👋👋👋

[@MarkHimley]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@TheDoodostudio]

Thanks Mark! #67 on automation will save me hours!

[@MarkHimley]

That’s great to hear! That’s one of my favorites and I use it all the time. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@TheDoodostudio]

@@MarkHimley I have a question: to solve the problem that you mention on the fact that automating volume prevent you from changing the fader of the track later on, I am using the "relative volume +/-" automation. Thus, automation is modifying the volume based on the fader position, that you can modify as you want. Is it equivalent to the technic you suggest using Logic gain plug-in?

[@MarkHimley]

@@TheDoodostudio I just learned something new, thank you! I wanted to wait until I got home so I could properly test it before replying to you, and yes it appears to be equivalent. I tried the relative volume method you mentioned, then tried the same section with the gain method I demonstrated, and it appears to have the exact same result. With the relative method I dropped the automated section 4db, and that section stayed relative to whatever drop I made on the fader. I.e. I dropped the fader 4db, and then that automated section was now at -8db. Thanks agin for mentioning this!

[@vewilli]

Very very helpful, but I think I‘ll have to watch it several times to remember most of the tips. The „Freezing“ tip is completely new to me. Thank you so much. Is your template also available for downloading or doesn‘t make that sense as I haven’t got all/most of the plugins?

[@MarkHimley]

Glad to hear it was helpful! Absolutely my pleasure. I don’t currently have the template available for download specifically for that reason; my template is full of third party plugins. However on my list of things to-do is to recreate the template using only Logic stock plugins and make that template available for download. I’ll make a new video once I get that done :)

[@vewilli]

@@MarkHimley Thanks! That's absolutely fine!