Logic Pro X Tutorial | Beginners Guide (2023)

[@nathaniel_hall]

Hey! 👋 Something for you to check out after watching the tutorial… 17 Things You NEED To Start Doing in Logic Pro X: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZmcq3ekmaaNd5Y

[@daddymango]

So I clicked on this after looking at your reply to me, and tip #2 was something I was literally just now struggling with thinking what the best way to add stuff from Splice was. Very appreciated. Cheers my man!

[@nathaniel_hall]

@@daddymango That’s awesome! So glad it helped you out 😃

[@shawns735]

You just helped me decide how to spend a Friday afternoon. I've been wanting to do this forever. THANK YOU. Truly. This was perfection.

[@TRISTRAMY]

This is the clearest, most relevant beginner guide I’ve been able to find. Answered all my questions about how to get going with LP. Thanks.

[@tristantournaud4103]

Ive always wanted to learn how to use this program. Thanks for making such a straight to the point, useful tutorial!

[@shazmirshahi4973]

Thank you for being such a good teacher Awesome vid

[@nathaniel_hall]

Hey, thanks for your kind comment! There will be more to come 😃

[@stickato]

Thank you so very much from someone who has never used a DAW. This appears to be a powerful tool to generate songs, samples and loops. Well done!

[@nathaniel_hall]

My pleasure! This will always be my go-to DAW

[@LekkerRandom]

7:20 you can also use shift and click to just navigate without scrolling to the top

[@TheBatandVanGorder]

Thank you! You explained this very nicely. Now to learn how to add vocals and make an entire song. 😅

[@nathaniel_hall]

Glad you enjoyed it! All the best with creating the song. The first one is the hardest but give it time & you’ll be creating plenty of songs in no time 😊

[@TheBatandVanGorder]

@@nathaniel_hall Thank you!

[@EndGeneration]

Hey great channel bro I literally didnt even know how to make a noise on it lol Thanks!

[@nathaniel_hall]

Appreciate the kind words! I was exactly the same in the beginning haha

[@INMO-Creative]

This was a great high-level tutorial, thank you!

[@nathaniel_hall]

Not a problem! Glad it helped you out :)

[@Seven-cv9my]

Great video, so simple and insightful thanks!

[@nathaniel_hall]

Glad this helped you out!

[@lonkbadonk3195]

awesome vid

[@nathaniel_hall]

Thanks man! Appreciate the support & kind words 😃

[@henrytemd]

Good stuff! Subscribed!

[@nathaniel_hall]

Hey Thomas, thanks for the comment! Looking forward to seeing you around 😃

[@johnpwrites]

I’m a few minutes in and already have a question. When setting audio out I see “Output 1 + 2” What is the 1 and 2? Is that a generic name Apple gives for whatever output device you will use ? Example Mac mini headphone jack is output 1 + 2? Thanks !

[@liolopezofficial]

Thanks! It is very useful!

[@nathaniel_hall]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@ChristineRauh]

great tutorial!! THX

[@nathaniel_hall]

No problem Christine!

[@antonyshako]

Super cool video. I am waiting more and more

[@KTFProductions]

Excellent video! Thanks so much for creating this and sharing it with us. Incredibly helpful for a Nube like me.

[@nathaniel_hall]

Glad you found it useful!

[@Intentionandpurpose]

My Logic Pro is completely new it’s not the same as you show in the video. New things pop up and it looks different with more features. Any advice on how I can learn using it with the update?

[@gabytoon]

Buen tutorial, saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷

[@nathaniel_hall]

Glad it helped you!

[@jackofalltrades.]

Can you do a detailed video on EQ

[@nathaniel_hall]

I’d love to do one for you, but in July last year I started creating videos that teach people how to start a business, sharing my journey of how I’m creating financial freedom. It would be awesome if you could be a part of it, as it could help with creating money to buy equipment, plugins & software etc. But if not, then here’s a little breakdown of EQ: EQ has four main bands: Low Frequency Low Mid Frequency High Mid Frequency High Frequency It’s measured in Hz. EQ can be very complex & hurt your head at the start, but the best thing you could do is experiment while an instrument is playing. Turn up/down the volume of different frequency bands & see how it effects the instrument (and other elements in the mix, if possible). Hope that helped!

[@jackofalltrades.]

@@nathaniel_hallI got that video recommendations from your channel from time to time

[@jalen1418]

thanks

[@nathaniel_hall]

No problem :)

[@sevman7]

literally came here cuz i can't figure out how to find a new instrument. this is gonna be a ride

[@lindatwala2977]

Does this application work on Windows??

[@nandukrishnan2784]

From kerala🥰

[@nathaniel_hall]

Hello there!

[@ensignofindustry1033]

Why did you set output to 1+2 after setting your input to 1? Why not just output 1?

[@nathaniel_hall]

Hey! Output 1-2 is a stereo output. This means there are two channels (left & right speakers on the computer/headphones). This is the default output setting for Logic Pro. Hope that makes sense :)

[@jonjonlambo]

you talk way too fast....