Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 14: Summing and Folder Stack tracks

[@3rdPersonProductions]

Thanks much for providing these resources. We really like the intelligence of Logic and find it very intuitive but some things are still hidden in plain sight. Valuable info!

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@BreakSpace]

Another advanced learner’s jewel series in the making! Thanx Leo! 🫡

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@edzielinski]

Excellent. Highly recommended for anyone who is learning Logic Pro iPad. I've found it to be very helpful. Thanks!

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@jamesbastani4295]

Excellent! I can see how this can be really helpful for mixing drums, especially acoustic drums. After creating all the duplicate tracks to separate the drum kit, you can create a summing stack to minimize the mixer and the screen in general.

[@soundformore]

Yep

[@snasartandmusic3053]

Thank you! Just what I was looking for.👍

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@pierrenhy3835]

Very nice tutorial, thank you very much

[@soundformore]

You are very welcome

[@Thunder999time]

Could you put a link to this website

[@soundformore]

Hi, sorry i am not following…

[@alanr1062]

Brilliant video, as always. Will you be doing a video tutorial on live loops? I feel I've only scratched the surface with it.😊

[@soundformore]

Yes it is coming

[@KINGDAVIDREINCARNATED]

This helped! Thank you 🙏🏽

[@soundformore]

👍👍

[@AlexCita]

Thank you!

[@soundformore]

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[@KurtLorenz]

Thank you… ❤

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@howardanderson3061]

Thanks

[@soundformore]

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[@malexanderr1]

I created a Folder Stack with MIDI tracks playing an external synth and can't mute or solo the individual MIDI subtracks. Whenever I click mute or solo, it mutes or solos all tracks in the subfolder at the same time. It would have been a nice feature but it's useless because of that. But it seemed to work for your internal synth instruments. It does work for my audio subtracks ok.

[@soundformore]

I thought the mute works for individual tracks but not the solo?

[@copesetic02]

Hello, can you please answer me a question! I’ve made 3 tracks with files in the first cell, after making a stack and closing it, I don’t see the 3 files in the stack master like I do in your video at TC 2:10. Why is that? Or does it only with MIDI files and audio files are not shown? When I close my stack with the 3 tracks and 3 a file in the first cell of each track, all I see is a little 3 in the top left corner of the cell. Thx in advance

[@soundformore]

Are you using a folder or summing stack? Only Summing stack allows you to have a midi region on the master track…

[@copesetic02]

@@soundformore hi, I tried it with both. So if I am summing or folding audio tracks, I don’t see, when I close the stack, that there is data in that cell? I would like to see if there is information in a cell of a closed stack. At the moment, there is no difference between a stack with an empty cell and a stack with files in the first cell of every track. PS: it does what I want in track view. Meaning where I fill the first bars of each track in my stack and close the stack, I see the 3 files in the stack track!