Logic Pro: Microtonal Music

[@wale.a]

Dude, some of the stuff you've been dropping lately is so cool and advanced that it makes me want to quit lol, because the more you show, the less I thought I knew about Logic. I feel like I only know 2% of Logic at this point.

[@eduard.antonoff]

I assure you it's just an impression. I can teach a person basic music production within a couple of weeks. I believe the knowledge you have at this point is enough to make decent music, it's important to feel confident with what you know and to be creative with that. All those advanced things are useful and give you more options but it's not necessary or required to makes good music. I'd say don't focus on the DAW itself too much, music is what you are after. If you make lot's of it you will be in this constant process of learning / problem solving. Identify what your weak points are and search info and keep making tunes. Also If you are interested in some specific topic then let me know I will try to cover it in one of the future videos.

[@123gabriel21]

Hey, what about 24 TET? Thanks for a very informative video

[@9YouthfulAdvisor]

I always retune my music on logic to 432.0hz but still didn't know about this. Definitely going to experiment with it. Thanks for the video

[@middlesidetopwise]

I’d love to see a scientific study on how this change actually effects the brain. My hypothesis is all music will move you and create new brainwave patterns, doesn’t matter how it’s tuned

[@bennycgul2261]

That's awesome thank you!!

[@victorgoemans8644]

This is great. Is there a way to set the tuning system per track? I have projects where I have several tracks that use microtonal scales (I use workaround with third party plugins and Pitch Shifters).

[@worldmusictheory]

If you use this to record a midi of the microtonal tracks, bounce it to audio, and then switch back to equal temperament is probably your best bet.

[@sgeggbub1008]

I would love there to be a way to tune individual notes separately in midi

[@NikodAnimations]

I AM ON WINDOWDS

[@saisubramanian0706]

Nice job! Your videos have helped me create my own Logic Pro creations, especially a cool short film. It would be great if you could check it out!