How to create a Submix in Logic

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Creating a submix allows you to hear reference tracks without them being affected by your master track (stereo bus, 2 bus, mix bus, etc) processing. This allows you easily references other mixes right in your session to create better, more consistent mixes.
- Colin Cross (your band guy)
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[@johnvender]

Great idea for working with a reference track. 👍 to a review of that mic and other affordable gear, we can't all put the money down for a Neumann U87 😀

[@amitanshu]

Very Helpful :)

[@RobOndras]

I’d love to see a review on the Samson mic. It looks similar to the Shure SM7 and I’d be interested to see how they compare in performance and price. Thanks for another great video!

[@TheBandGuide]

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[@LA610]

Hey Colin I have a suggestion for another of your perfect videos (which they all are). Garageband has drums with brushes. I am trying to get the sound of the brushes in "Wild Horses" by Gino Vanelli (Canadian guy) it really makes the song.... Being a drummer yourself this is probably a piece of cake.....lol

[@Theactivepsychos]

I just have a file on my desktop and I press cmd tab to do to finder and then space bar to play Simple and less memory.

[@TheBandGuide]

That's a great tip! I do that sometimes too- especially if I'm working in GarageBand

[@johnvender]

Good way to do it but having it in the session makes it easy to loop parts of it for A B comparisons.

[@Theactivepsychos]

@@johnvendertrue.

[@nathilism]

When I select my tracks, there is no option to de-select the individual tracks inside the folder, I can ONLY select the individual tracks and cannot change the output on the folders. There is no option to change the output, just like on the Master strip.

[@buzzyboy6505]

I appreciate all the work you do and your videos are expert level but after watching all of them (multiple times) I’m no better at making anything sound good on GarageBand. I wish the drummer in my band was a great audio engineer.

[@14IcedBears1]

Wouldn't it be easier to send the reference track to bus 32 instead?

[@MiguelisNoisy]

Bus 32 would still go thru the master processing. You need to move the master processing off the master bus to hear tracks with no processing.

[@14IcedBears1]

@@MiguelisNoisy cheers!