100 Logic Pro Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts

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Here are 100 logic pro tips, tricks, and shortcuts. Learn these and I promise you'll become more productive in logic. It's a long video so save it and come back to learn when you're ready.
Editing
#1 - 0:00 introduction
#1 - 1:48 left click and command tool
#2 - 4:03 adding a 3rd click tool
#3 - 5:45 toolbar workflow
#4 - 7:45 quick zoom
#5 - 8:58 fix slow computer
#6 - 13:41 chase midi notes
#7 - 15:22 nudging notes
#8 - 17:54 duplicating regions
#9 - 19:06 inserting silence
#10 - 19:58 locking regions
#11 - 20:45 selecting all tracks
#12 - 22:20 drag and drop options
#13 - 24:36 flex pitch gain automation
#14 - 27:04 slip editing
#15 - 29:06 flex time quick quantization
#16 - 30:20 removing audio silence
#17 - 32:02 region snap feature
#18 - 34:06 triggered midi editing
Piano Roll / Midi and Region Editor
#19 - 35:56 power of the velocity tool
#20 - 37:56 quantizing midi
#21 - 41:27 same length midi notes
#22 - 42:34 power of the paintbrush tool
#23 - 44:54 force legato to make notes run into each other
#24 - 47:38 how to make midi feel more human
#25 - 50:22 midi in and midi out features
#26 - 52:35 gain edits, fades, audio reverses
Production Tips
#27 - 56:52 track protection
#28 - 58:20 groove tracks
#29 - 1:00:29 stretching audio
#30 - 1:02:43 transposing audio
#31 - 1:05:22 power of the alchemy synth
#32 - 1:06:59 importing previous logic content/files
#33 - 1:09:50 copies of regions super fast
#34 - 1:12:50 copies of plugins fast
#35 - 1:14:17 saving drum patterns
#36 - 1:18:19 reverse reverbs
#37 - 1:21:55 reverb pads for atmosphere
#38 - 1:26:49 slow down and speed up fades
#39 - 1:28:15 saving your own loops
#40 - 1:29:17 latch automation
#41 - 1:32:33 controller quick access automation
#42 - 1:33:23 quick dot automation
#43 - 1:34:24 plugin automation parameters
#44 - 1:36:19 power of side-chaining
#45 - 1:42:57 audio files to midi files
Workflow Productivity
Bonus tip - 1:44:27 simple semi-colon
#46 - 1:45:03 managing session zooming
#47 - 1:46:44 duplicating tracks super fast
#48 - 1:48:44 period and comma keys
#49 - 1:49:33 copying channel strip settings fast
#50 - 1:51:25 cycle range on regions
#51 - 1:52:08 shift for playhead movements
#52 - 1:53:05 inverted cycle range for song structure
#53 - 1:53:58 save presets within plugins
#54 - 1:56:18 save channel strip settings
#55 - 1:58:55 performance patches vs channel strips
#56 - 2:04:15 closing multiple plugins fast
#57 - 2:04:54 bouncing tracks in place to commit
#58 - 2:07:44 quick option to use zoom tool
#59 - 2:09:17 purple paper click link
#60 - 2:12:36 shift key to find specific outputs
Organization and Mixing
#63 - 2:13:49 markers and colours
#64 - 2:16:18 adding icons to tracks
#65 - 2:17:35 folders, summing stacks, groups
#66 - 2:25:10 organizing third party plugins
#67 - 2:28:01 the logic file structure on Mac
#68 - 2:30:24 stereo, mono, mid/side option with plugins
#69 - 2:33:47 bus sends on tracks at the same time
#70 - 2:35:05 shift click on the mixer window
#71 - 2:36:18 creating aux tracks for automations
#72 - 2:37:41 free analog eq’s
#73 - 2:39:56 hiding tracks for mental headspace
#74 - 2:41:24 muting specific regions
#75 - 2:42:30 splitting drummer midi files
Project Settings
#76 - 2:48:40 changing default open project
#77 - 2:50:18 fixing the logic can’t locate file notification
#78 - 2:51:27 expanding your most recent files section
#79 - 2:52:00 increasing the amount auto backups
#80 - 2:53:02 the power of project alternatives
#81 - 2:54:54 changing the default name of your project
#82 - 2:55:18 project templates to save time
#83 - 2:57:50 saving logic library elsewhere
#84 - 2:59:16 bookmarks in the logic file browser
#85 - 2:59:41 overwrite any shortcut in logic
#86 - 3:01:59 changing the default notification answers
#87 - 3:02:45 record pre roll and auto colourize takes
#88 - 3:05:40 change default take folders in logic
#89 - 3:09:16 customizing control bar and display
#90 - 3:12:25 managing buffer size in logic
#91 - 3:14:15 undo settings history for mess ups
#92 - 3:15:40 division markers in the display window
Recording
#93 - 3:16:49 turn the click on and off
#94 - 3:17:36 live loops generate new song ideas
#95 - 3:23:44 changing the sound of metronome
#96 - 3:26:25 setting the gain on your interface
#97 - 3:29:02 recording midi with quantization
#98 - 3:30:58 sliding s and slide m options
#99 - 3:32:20 the wav signal
100 - 3:33:53 lyric pad
bonus tip 101: capture recording
bonus tip 102: test your mix
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[@CharlesCleyn]

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[@andrewm.k3896]

Hi, Andrew here, thank you for your seamless content. However, I need help with Logic Pro sound library download. When I download the basic or any of the additional sound libraries, it says failed in the end, I also get a notification that I check my internet yet I have a very stable internet connection. When I try to access the sound library from the logic window, there's a lot not downloaded and when I try also to download one by one, it will still not work. What can I do to solve that problem? Thank you.

[@texashardwoodflooringinc]

Charles, I just want to thank you for the 100 Logic tips. How can I send you some money for your work? Jesse

[@Siductiv]

Your coverage has been more helpful than ANY of the Logic Pro X posts I've watched. NOW...if only I could learn how to transfer MIDI sequences from my old Yamaha QX-5 and incorporate my tone generator (Yamaha TG-33) into Logic... If you have any ideas or can recommend another source, it would be a blessing.

[@scandalousbooks]

@@andrewm.k3896 I had that but then when I upgraded the Logic Pro it worked, and I had only just bought it, so try upgrading there is likely a newer version out there :)

[@billhenley2332]

I actually liked the video but a down thumb seems to be the only way to get ANYONE'S Attention on KZbin. I've recently switched to MacOS after being a Windows user since 1987. All I'm seeking is a means of using the thousands of dollars of plugins in Logic Pro. It's as if Apple doesn't want you to know. I'm very well educated both musically and engineering wise, both hardware and software yet I can't figure out how to point logic to a plugin on a $4k M1 MacBook Pro Max. What is wrong with me. I chose you for this question as you seemed on top of things. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Bill

[@PhilipMichaelThomasJr]

You don’t understand how much you’re helping indie artists be truly independent! Thank You for living in your purpose! 💯🙏🏾

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot Philip. I appreciate the kind words.

[@CalmDownJack]

Speaking of which, where do you sell music?

[@DaZeDmerlin]

Couldn't have said it better, this is amazing!

[@BillPhillips2000]

This is one of the best tutorials on logic pro x I've seen anywhere! You've done an extraordinary job defining & breaking down these tips. I use your videos as my "bible" to approach all things logic pro x. Thanks so much!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot Bill, I really appreciate that.

[@dboyva]

this is a gold mine. Thank you. There is no need to watch any other logic tutorials. PRICELESS🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@CharlesCleyn]

I really appreciate that!

[@boutsbyblanks]

40:20 for those of you who are still yet to watch this and don't know much music theory, when Charles refers to 1/4 notes, he mistakenly hovers over it 1/16s. Each beat is a 1/4 note, meaning 23 1, 23 2, 23 3 and 23 4 all mark the 1/4 notes, and the small grid lines in between depict the smaller increments.

[@happyjag604]

Charles for someone who found Logic Pro overwhelming you are now always my first stop with anything relating to Logic Pro and recording. By far the best out of the many online tutorials available. Thank you.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot for the kind words. I appreciate you!

[@happyjag604]

@@CharlesCleyn Have now bought your professional course. Can’t wait to get started. 👍

[@CharlesCleyn]

Very happy to have you in the course!

[@Moicesy]

You worked very hard to make this 3.4 hours video, thank you very much for helping us. I kinda feel guilty for watching it for free, this is a lot of work and knowledge. Thank you.

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome :)

[@brandonparsons3472]

I know you commented quite some time ago. I felt the same way! Getting all of this for free is amazing! I actually paid for his Pro Course and it blew my mind. Well worth the money!!! I feel like I should have paid more. He goes through everything, the basics, to writing recording and producing a full song from scratch. All the tips and tricks and ear candy all the way to mastering. Blew me away. Cheers!

[@johnhamers4571]

Yes Charles, see how many people you make really happy with this for most of us intelligent lesson. Save this in a playlist is recommended. I need days to suck it all up

[@kingsportvijay2065]

Gratitude from the bottom of my heart, and hopefully thousands of other hearts. Because, it is a Guru lesson.

[@AhmedAlaaofficial]

I am an FL user, but i really admire this kind of videos from creators, so i gave you a like and a comment. Respect bro 👍

[@CharlesCleyn]

Respect! Thanks a lot man.

[@MichaelMoralesTV1]

Just if anyone is interested. The Logic Vintage EQ series models a Pultec EQP1A, a Neve 1073, and an API 560 EQ. These all add different flavors and color sounds in their own way. Great Video!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks for this added context on the EQs Michael

[@ferikt8278]

Watched it for 7 seconds and wanted to say: epic! Big Thanks man! 😎🙏 this comes into my learning playlist so dig deeper into logic, have a nice day!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Appreciate that man!

[@senecaj8146]

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[@shantanusapkal1849]

You have so many people’s blessings man… for giving this knowledge & hard work to everyone

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome!

[@Sillimandodge]

Thank you SO much, Charles. The clearest most comprehensive Logic tutorials I've seen.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot John, I appreciate your kind words

[@WilderseeH]

I came for the tips, I stayed for the tricks, I’m leaving with a new outlook on life. Thank you for this video. You have a permanent subscriber 👍🏾

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome, glad you stayed around!

[@leonschuler9410]

im learning logic with your videos! I can't believe that someone gives all his knowledge without getting money for it haha. Thank you so much!!!

[@CharlesCleyn]

sorry for the delay in my response, you're welcome and I'm very happy to hear that!

[@ricky7039]

Bro, this is a masterpiece. I keep coming back to this video

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks man, really appreciate that.

[@boogiestarr1]

This is the best help video ever of essentials for Logic Pro. Thank you so much for putting in the effort. With the time stamps, it’s a Godsend

[@yojz]

This is the greatest thing anyone has ever done to learn Logic. Thank you!

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome! Sorry about my delay in responding.

[@lonsdale1744]

I must agree this is the best and he comes across so unique so clear so easy to understand he’s a real gentleman just a massive 10 out of 10 and more

[@CharlesCleyn]

sorry for replying late, I really appreciate that.

[@damndylan484]

i'll never forget this. thanks for being part of this process.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Happy to help Dylan!

[@nicholaslepp1502]

It's 2am on Saturday night where i am so i've smoked way too much weed to be able to sit through a video as long as the Titanic VHS but i'm 20min in and I'm learning things that i haven't noticed in the past 19 years even though i just moved to Logic this year so i'm intrigued and i am saving this video to "Watch Later". Great job, bro. Lol

[@nicholaslepp1502]

It's two and a half months later and i'm now at 54 minutes but i've learned a lot! Lmao ...True story. Lol

[@martymuerte]

Awesome! I watch tutorials on my phone.. most tutorials I watch, I can’t see because they are recorded on a 50” monitor or something. Thank you! This is exactly what I need as far as essential tools to create. Just found your channel. Great teaching style. Anyway I’ll be watching lots of these

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks Marty, I appreciate that :) See you on the channel!

[@DaZeDmerlin]

Thank you SOOOOO much for taking your time to help everyone out!

[@CharlesCleyn]

You’re very welcome :)

[@mvaughan007]

Wow...extremely thorough...I've been using Logic since v2 and there were all sorts of little featuresI hadn't noticed. The wonder of Logic for me is the fact that there are so many ways to do any particular thing; but this (I suspect) puts a lot of people off! If I have one criticism it's that I would have liked to have heard the track a bit more for illustrative purposes - but you were really hurtling through the tutorial To be fair you could take 100 hours and still not completely cover it Nice one, cheers

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks for the feedback Matthew :)

[@GrandHorseMusic]

This is so very useful! Not all heroes wear cloaks, some wear fancy headphones and give out brilliant information for free. Thank you so much for creating this video.

[@CharlesCleyn]

aw thanks for the kind words.

[@prodbyguttaskum]

The NUMBER 1 best tip out of all 50 was commit track. It mentally allows me to move on when a part is good enough (but your brains telling you just oneee more tweak or eq again) which has led to hours spent tweaking and overthinking TINY insignificant details 😂 Your the best for timestamping each subject, I can scroll through and find exactly what I need at the moment!

[@CharlesCleyn]

I agree, I love that one. Also, sorry for the delay in my response.

[@NickGranville]

The vibe between you two is awesome! Great suggestions! I’m a guitar player but i love bass, esp funky stuff

[@Maradnus]

The logic compressor/s are brilliant! In fact most of the logic dynamics stuff are excellent.

[@JLanderPiano]

Epic video- watched and enjoyed it as if it was a feature length Hollywood blockbuster! A deep thank you from all us production nerds for your hard work 🙏🏾

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're welcome John. Thanks a lot.

[@makucevich]

Fine post. I have been using Logic for12 years and I'm only 43 minutes into the video and have 5 or 6 new tips already. Thanks!! Liked, subscribed, and rung the bell.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks for the kind words Thomas, coming from a veteran pro!

[@martijnvanbeek4387]

This is pure mastery of explaining Logic Pro! Hats off to you Charles and a great many thanks for your wonderful easy explanations! Top of the bill!!!

[@jamesangell6027]

I’ve been using Logic for years and I had no idea about that sustained midi note tip.. there’s so many little things in here that are just making me see logic differently. I’ve been debating going over to Ableton as it’s more of a modern producers toolkit but I’m now debating staying as these tips are unlocking more real estate I didn’t know about in logic 👍🏻 great video!

[@davidmenkel4411]

Best walk-through of Logic Pro X I have seen. Thanks for taking the time to record this training.

[@laurenday3964]

Forever grateful for these vids bro. Can’t thank you enough!! You are so good at teaching things in a way people can understand 🙌🏽

[@CharlesCleyn]

I really appreciate the kind words :)

[@deshmukhshrut]

Can't believe how much work and effort went into making this video, soo helpful

[@CharlesCleyn]

you're welcome!

[@19o]

this is amazing. i've saved and rewatched this video for multiple reasons. great video thank you. god bless

[@CharlesCleyn]

Wonderful to hear!

[@VPROXE-HELLRAISER]

I don't use logic but there are still so many good tips overall. And it's a joy to watch, verry calm and logic🤗👍🏻

[@desoconnor7445]

Another massive ,milestone achievement by the Emergence team. Listening to these presets planted me right in composing mode..so thanks 🙏🏿🙏🏅✨🎩🎵🦄

[@jacobkendrick7841]

This video is seriously helpful. its straight to the point and i don't have to search through hours of tutorials on youtube. It's all right here. every tip after another is exactly what i need. Thanks!

[@CharlesCleyn]

sorry for replying late, I really appreciate that.

[@dubsbarry9963]

I can't imagine not subscribing after this selfless gift. Quite possibly the most helpful logic pro vid I've ever seen. Thank you!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot Dubs, means a lot to hear!

[@markusben777]

This is Fantastic. Thank you for taking the time to lay these out, Very Helpful.

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome and sorry about my late response!

[@lestergreen9524]

This was so valuable and helpful, I learned a lot of things I never knew even after using Logic for a few years. Appreciate this, thank you!

[@sgmusic2086]

So much hardwork in this!!! 👏👏

[@CharlesCleyn]

thanks SG, I hope it's valuable to you.

[@timschannel247]

Hey Bro! You are awesome! What a valuable tutorial you delivered here is a real full fledged detailed one. Really for professionals how like get deeply into Logic. For me a guy coming from Ableton / Reason it is just fantastic. I have it running almost every day to particulary understand everything step by step. 100 Stars of 100!! Big Big Thank you!!!

[@CharlesCleyn]

You’re very welcome Tim. All the best.

[@bobdeadbeef]

Minor point of information: The design purpose of SMPTE lock isn't to protect from accidents-tho that's perfectly valid; I use it for that, too. SMPTE is Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, the standards body for film & video. SMPTE lock refers to SMPTE time code, used to synchronize audio and video. So SMPTE lock is intended to lock some audio cue to a specific time code to sync to the video. (It also gets used more broadly to synchronize things, like say, a fireworks display). So if you find yourself working with video, with a cue sheet, you know what to do! Anyway, impressive video; I've been using Logic for a decade, and I'm learning various things I hadn't noticed. Not just that, but actually useful ones.

[@todalmondmusic3503]

Brilliant stuff Charles, learnt a whole load of things here. Have saved this so will be coming back to it regularly. Thankyou :)

[@CharlesCleyn]

sorry for replying late, I really appreciate that, the save is huge!

[@IamProfessorO]

Adjusting gain through flex pitch is nuts. thanks for this awesome vid

[@JeffyG]

I love it, fellow Canadian! At first I thought 3+ hours? Yikes! But I really like your style and direct approach. The chapters in the description make this a comprehensive source, so the total time doesn’t really matter. It’s like the encyclopedia of Logic Pro.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Hey Jeffy, awesome to hear that, yes, watch it in chunks and come back anytime :) 🇨🇦

[@markdiotallevi2040]

Most useful video on Logic Pro that I've seen in ages. I've taken notes, and bookmarked it for reference. Thank you!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot Mark :)

[@benjyd21]

I haven’t even watched this and know it’s going to be useful. I’ll come back another day and watch in full I think but thank you!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Hey Ben, thanks for the kind words. Come back anytime and let me know if you have any questions.

[@kimcarson1656]

@@CharlesCleyn I can’t record on my logic project And I don’t know why. I started a new project and I’m able to record But not on my old project

[@CharlesCleyn]

@@kimcarson1656 Hey Kim, it's difficult for me to diagnose without anymore details. That seems like a bug though. Just restart your computer and it should work.

[@kimcarson1656]

@@CharlesCleyn thank you so much! Appreciate it and I really support your videos !

[@kimcarson1656]

@@CharlesCleyn hey I restarted it and it still didn’t work. In that one project I can’t record any new sounds

[@Parrollo]

Coming back to this again. Probably the best reference/tutorial for simple but productive quality of life improvements you can add into you Logic workflow. A bit of a word salad there, but its just a great reference. Thanks Charles.

[@astrojoey62]

Terrific video!! what a difference this has made for me!! Thank you 🙏 so much for taking the time to make this video and providing time markers. You explained it with clarity. most useful video !!!

[@CharlesCleyn]

super awesome for me to hear that and sorry for late reponding

[@michaeldanger7861]

Dude . At 10+ years your video here, has helped me 10000+. Thank you. Also, I started this video last night, have you considered ASMR ? Damn you put me to sleep. It’s ok, it was much needed. Thanks for these suggestions. Also you could you give us a template that we can download of your basic settings?

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks Michael, a template suggestion would be a great idea. I will definitely take this suggestion into consideration.

[@danielpicard3994]

Very informative video. I will definitely come back to this one regularly. Thanks for the bookmarks!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot Daniel :)

[@lvminh]

I couldn't say how much I love this tutorial!!! Great work & keep it up. A thousand thanks!!!

[@CharlesCleyn]

You’re very welcome Maxwell.

[@pstephens__]

I own Logic Pro but I’m primarily a Cubase user these days. However, I have to give you props for creating this video. I have no idea why this is on my feed but I do know that you put a lot of work into this video. It should serve you well in the future. Thanks for taking the time to do this for those who use Logic Pro X. I may open it up and check some of these out soon.

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome P. Stephens. I hope it helps if you make the switch over to Logic.

[@alexguitarlessons5193]

Thank You, and bravo for a very well- structured presentation. Really must have been a lot of prep to get there. Much Appreciated. I started years ago in the Analog realm, then in Pro Tools, and no matter what I know, there's 100 features I intend to get to one day. Since a DAW in utterly non- dimensional, it's so hard to get 1/4 of the features in WORKING MEMORY. Even if they were once used daily when pushing sliders, twisting knobs, and recording with our EARS. Your choice of material here was great, as I can see it's useful to beginners and veterans, and that's really good judgement on your part. Well done! Being a wearer of every hat by necessity, I really appreciate work like this.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks for the kind words Alex :)

[@MPerialWeb]

This the best video set up I've ever seen. AND there's a free download?! 'Preciate the effort sir!

[@willydeangelis699]

Amazing video!! Thanks so much for sharing the knowledge. 🙏 Keep up the great work!! 🙌

[@CharlesCleyn]

Happy to do so Willy. I'm glad you liked it, hope it helps on your music journey :)

[@TTE_MEEQ]

I remember watching this video when I just started logic for the first time and thought it was a little over whelming butttt after coming back wit just a tad bit of experience this changed my world now that I really understand how much time these things save. You’re a live save bless you for makin the video 🙏🏽🚀💯

[@CharlesCleyn]

So cool for me to hear that, thank you!

[@dulistanheman]

Just the title itself, got me sub right away so I can watch it later. Thanks for doing it. 🙏🏼

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks Dulistan, that's very cool to hear!

[@steensvanholm]

Regarding tip 55: The difference between saving as a channel strip setting and a perfomance setting is that you can access a performance setting via midi e.g. from a button on you midi keyboard. It is a classic Logic feature. Logic has always been king of Midi. 😊

[@ashishsoulmusic]

Thank you so music sir🙏🏻. Recently I started music production and I learnt many more from your videos... I from india🇮🇳

[@CharlesCleyn]

sorry for the delay in my response, I'm happy to hear this!

[@JJLofficial]

This is probably the most helpful video for Logic I have ever watched, thank you so much!

[@CharlesCleyn]

thanks JJ, I super appreciate that. Also, sorry for the delay in my response

[@cherryhillrecords]

I'm glad they added features pro tools had because it's super useful for editing audio. Great Video!

[@CharlesCleyn]

thank you :)

[@cajuncrackerranch7990]

Appreciate you Charles. Thank you 🙏 Have a safe and productive day!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot :) You too man.

[@catpeterson4577]

Aloha from Honolulu-simply brilliant. Have bookmarked and will revisit often and as needed. Mahalo nui loa!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot, glad it is helping!

[@mandaxracing8716]

Hey Charles Hugh thanks to this big effort. Im using Logic over 20 Years, but never going deep with a smooth Workflow. You answered lot of questions that i never ask ;) Great Job! Greets from Switzerland

[@CharlesCleyn]

Very awesome to hear Mandax :) thank you

[@shazmirshahi4973]

What a perfectly good teacher that you are thank you for this comprehensive video invaluable Bravo and thank you once again

[@edwinherrera6840]

You are a life saver, and also a life changer. Thanks for your time. Well spent brother

[@CharlesCleyn]

You’re very welcome!

[@MISTAMUSIK]

Very great tutorial! I learned so much that will help me speed up my work flow and new tricks. I knew a few of these i learned by experients

[@Diamond-Lidar]

Thanks so much for your efforts and patience in making such tutorial

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're very welcome

[@DavidVane]

well done it has taken me some time to get through it all but now the really hard work to try and use these!!

[@FrankBell]

What an AMAZING video! I'm a bit overwhelmed with the information, but incredibly excited to take it in, as I know I'll be referencing this often. Thanks for so much for the time you took making and editing this, along with sharing your knowledge :) Much gratitude!

[@CharlesCleyn]

I know what you mean, it's a lot! Come back to it whenever you need, and of course, always ask a question.

[@TTE_MEEQ]

@@CharlesCleyn the come back when ever is huge!!! *pause* but it’s so true this video is heaven sent

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[@noahjose2853]

You are the man! I’v watched many tips and tricks videos, but still learning new ones from this :)

[@CharlesCleyn]

That's super great to hear, thanks Noah!

[@robg1374]

Dude this is EPIC! Literally thank you so so much for taking all this time. Its helping me heaps ❤️

[@MichaelMaxwell747]

Unintentional ASMR! Great video I don't even have Logic or a Mac. I have a PC and my DAW is Presonus. I listened to the whole vid while playing Forza Horizon 5. I learned a lot of what things there are to learn.

[@CharlesCleyn]

that's incredible, thanks a lot Michael.

[@KaitavSapreMusic]

Amazing work, Charles. So many helpful tips in the video, especially for a Logic Pro beginner like me. I loved the tips and tricks in particular a lot. Thanks so much! You may already be aware of it now, but in case not, for 1:45:51, you could use Shift + Option + Mouse Scroll Wheel for horizontal zooming instead of using your trackpad. Also, Shift + Mouse Scroll Wheel helps in horizontal navigation. Moving the Mouse Scroll Wheel only does vertical navigation, obviously.

[@CharlesCleyn]

thank you for sharing this!!

[@70nikroxx]

thank you for your time and effort making this video, thanx for your help

[@CharlesCleyn]

You’re very welcome.

[@ColleenKitchen]

THANK YOU SOO MUCH! Bookmarking, stealing your timestamp list and come back when I have the actual problem!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Awesome Colleen, happy to help and glad to hear it!

[@tomaustin9655]

Hey Charles. Been watching your videos for a while now they have helped me a lot in my logic pro journey. You should do an in depth video on your Mastering techniques and good habits to get into when mastering a track. I know its not just me who would benefit from it. love all ur music keep up the great work !

[@CharlesCleyn]

thanks a lot for the kind words Big Hello :)

[@divinetext5037]

Excellent Tips that should make a massive difference to my productions, keep up the excellent work.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Awesome to hear that it can make a difference.

[@amyyygdala]

Thank you so much for this!!!

[@CharlesCleyn]

You are super welcome!!

[@kimcarson1656]

@@CharlesCleyn I need help I have a Yamaha modx8 and when I hook it to my scarlet it plays through my speakers But won’t record in logic

[@CharlesCleyn]

@@kimcarson1656 Hey Kim, you should join the facebook group and join one of my live Q&S to ask these questions, I can help there.

[@CharlesCleyn]

@@kimcarson1656 Hey Kim, have you added an audio track and then selected the right input on the track with respect to what it is on your scarlett. For example, input 1.

[@hf3.0]

Excellent resource complete with short how-to demonstrations. Very Useful, thanks from a fellow Canuck!

[@CharlesCleyn]

You're welcome Neil! 🇨🇦

[@danblaisdell6161]

This is an amazing video! I think you misunderstood the on/off track header button. I think it's like "mute" but fully stops Logic from processing that track, whereas mute is still processing it. When I have a lot of tracks that I'm not using, usually muted because they were just takes or scraps of audio that I'm slicing up, Logic starts to be unable to play so I turn those tracks off instead of muting them.

[@algrant5972]

1:12:58 Working through it thoroughly and it is definitely worth it. It’s going to save me precious time. Wonderfully put together and a brilliant on-going reference and easy to listen to. Well done and thank you!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Very happy to here that Grant, thanks for sharing.

[@conrow1157]

This is amazing! Logic can do all the things for what other daw‘s are famous for. You just need to dive deeper and you’ll be fine! Only the plug-in search, type to search etc section is better in studio one for example!

[@CharlesCleyn]

thanks Conrow, I agree, learning depth is important to fully grasp logic.

[@brendanwalsh108]

Absolutely brilliant - thanks Charles. I learnt so much from watching this and will go back through it again and learn even more. You touched upon mastering at the end and, if you haven't already, I'd love to hear your thoughts on that in another video if you were considering doing that. Subscribed.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Hi Brendan, I’m about to publish a new video on How To Master in a few days, be sure to come back and check it out.

[@brendanwalsh108]

@@CharlesCleyn Brilliant! Thanks for letting me know.

[@MrAlainpoudrier]

Wow ! Thank you so much for this excellent video. I love how you number all your tips and tricks and explain, with examples how to apply them. I will go back and review it again and write the tios and tricks down with the number system. Cheers!

[@CharlesCleyn]

That's really great to hear Alain, thanks a lot for watching.

[@chriswftdj]

Ow my god! Massive video! Thank you! I've watched about half of this and all I can say is masterpiece.

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks Chris! Come back if you have any questions!

[@arpadternei6991]

This is a really amazing and helpful video! Already the first minutes answered many questions! Thanks so much! Bless you!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Very happy to hear that Arpad, thanks for watching.

[@brandonparsons3472]

Best Logic Tutorial Yet! Great Job Man!!! Move to South Orange County. LETS JAM!! Its admirable that you went to the length to which you did creating this Vid. The organization. The Download! The time you must have put into it??!! I can't thank you you enough. You're a great teacher and an amazing musician! Keep it up!

[@CharlesCleyn]

sorry for replying late, I really appreciate that.

[@alessandrofontana71]

This is a masterclass! Amazing job, I can just say thanks, thanks, thanks

[@CharlesCleyn]

thanks a lot :)

[@arexpressionsphoto]

Fantastic tutorial, Charles, thanks! It's been an all day crash course!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Awesome, very happy to hear that :)

[@MrFn65]

Thank you Charles for a slow very thoughtful tutorial, I’ve done online Udemy Logic courses and this one is better!

[@CharlesCleyn]

That means a lot Fred, thank you!

[@Yaas90]

Only just started watching the video but I’ve got to give it a big thumbs up for the work and dedication!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks Yaas :)

[@Yaas90]

@@CharlesCleyn Man, I keep coming to this video to learn. So much information in one single video. Absolutely love it! Thanks for taking the time to make such a thorough video! (option click 10 times! ;) )

[@edmasters4454]

Amazing amount of content -- will save it as a reference, as needed. Thanks!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Awesome Ed, glad to hear that!

[@heyyypatrick]

Amazing video! I never thought of putting multiple software instruments under the same group bus and using the same MIDI. That's basically what using Kontakt is doing and creating your own unique instrument (if they are using the same MIDI). Very cool!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Awesome to hear, glad that's helped.

[@francoismilet8666]

Thanks alot Charles, this video is so full of game changers ! I have watched alot of logic pro videos but this one is the best of all. no comparison possible. great job !

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks a lot Francois, I really appreciate that.

[@krishchenovich]

Thank you so much for this video! As I'm in the process of switching to Logic from Cubase, this is the most informative video found!

[@CharlesCleyn]

Awesome, good luck with the switch over!