Import Session Data from another Song | 5-Minute Logic Expert (Pt 22)

[@TheBandGuide]

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[@collinscassel]

Friend, thank you for doing such a good job making amazing content. You’re not only a great communicator and mentor but you really seem like a great human being. Even though there are a lot of people teaching on logic I really love your style. Keep up the great work.

[@DanMia-cd1bm]

Colin...this is solid gold information

[@raimolaine]

Thanks a lot for also this information - I should have needed it already ❤

[@oh515]

Nice! Now I know how I can have all the progress, stages, for a song in one place 👍 If someone wonders. From the ideas and creativity, recordings, cleanups, balancing, mixes, and effect settings to mastering. And everything between 😂

[@tomaltermusic]

Hmm. Not sure I entirely get it. I think the things I most likely could use for is for vocals and acoustic guitar plug-in settings.

[@andrewfleming7851]

Very handy if you write a midi instrument for strings etc, you can always have a default to import if you designed something you love that would be difficult to recreate. It’s very useful if you get creative with it. Has saved me from some not-so-good creative ideas too 😂 messed something up? Just replace it with your previous project alternative track and bam! Good to go, nothing left but what you learned from the experiment.

[@collinscassel]

Sometimes I’ve been leery to use the import feature because of all the random buses that can create. Have you had any issue here and do you have any tips for how to navigate buses as it relates to importing track information

[@psycowezel948]

Not sure about this one. You confused me on why and when to use this one. But I’m still in GarageBand. I will be going to login soon though thanx to your videos. Talked me into it.