Logic Pro X - Video Tutorial 01 - Getting Started in Logic X

This video covers the following:
1. Getting started in Logic X
2. Setting Up Audio I/O
3. Using Audio Tracks and Recording
4. Using Software Instruments and Recording MIDI
5. Using Apple Loops
6. Using the Arpeggiator Plug-in
7. Bouncing a Project

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Check out my new updated video series for Logic 10.3!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/on7Pk4Wsbcmhq6c

[@princesuryavanshi2563]

Please tell me the system requirement for using logic pro smoothly!

[@djerikfox]

...PLEASE CAN YOU MAKE A TUTORIAL HOW TO BOUNCE IN PLACE AUDIO FROM STRIKE 2 DRUMMER?? HOW TO MAKE THE TRACKS AUDIO...IM SO SAD I JUST CANT DO THAT IN LOGIC...THANKS!!

[@Ndabarinze-Manoa]

Man I love this series bcz I am just New in the Logic pro x world, with your series love it.

[@fusionistaaaa]

Hello Josh, Coming from Ableton, i was a bit struggling with LPX and I have enjoyed your videos from KZbin so much. I have started with your Logic X 101 series which i am finishing. I want to know where to go next and i am confused by the content of the channel. I see playlists for 202 series which makes sense as the next series but then i have this massive Logic Pro X video tutoral series at Logic Pro X Video Tutorial Series Logic Pro X Video Tutorial Series which contains 173 videos. Is this still relevant? What is this humongous series? Maybe a note on the about section of the youtube section can guide us. Thank you again for the great job and help Frank

[@IanAlderige]

Here's a quote for you: The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires. -William A. Ward Thank you for this extensive Logic Tutorial series bro, You are an inspiration. And you rock!

[@bencoles4976]

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[@rldixon7004]

I am retired and making a go of using the Logic APP. You are doing a great job. I agree with several others making comments. Thanks for the work you put in to this project (don't know what else to call it). People like you make the world a nice to place to be. Thank you again and keep up the fine work.

[@mariaperezarevalo2985]

Ey Dixie, Im also a very nice person, just saying... xD

[@ChisoraBoxingFan]

Perfect - as so many here already said - Simply the best Logic Pro X tutorial in KZbin. Hope I would have found this tutorial a couple of days ago. Thank you!

[@micmacstudiomickgraz2230]

Just great, I'm just starting to discover Logic on my new iMac in my new mini home studio here in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I'm a retired expat from Switzerland, french mother tong also speaking english and some thai but having a hard time to understand all the audio language. But i find your tutorials very understanding and I thank you a lot for all the work you put on to share your knowledge on the Tube. Thanks a million.

[@alejandrofile944]

Well.. this is the best Logic Pro X tutorial on KZbin, easy to follow, structured, coherent dialog, thanks a lot men!

[@DaZeDmerlin]

You need much more subs, your videos are heaven for every beginner!

[@Robert44444444]

I started using (Emagic) Logic in '94 with "Logic Audio v2.5". Back then Logic ran on macOS, Windows, and even an older version called "Notator" still ran on older Atari ST computers… and controlling (sequencing) external MIDI synths, samplers and drum machines was the main objective, and an "audio" version of the program was created to add multi-track audio recording in the same random access production environment. Speaking of "environment", Logic's "environment" was the most significant feature that set it apart from its competitors (today a lot of new Logic users don't even know what it is or even that it's there… it still is). I stumbled upon this and it's just remarkable how a $800-$995 software DAW with NO software instruments could turn into a $199 DAW with a whole suite of software instruments, fx, and other tools. Furthermore, it's fascinating that a beginner's tutorial for what people want to do now with Logic is so very different than how you'd guide people to begin to learn the program 25yrs ago. The reason for guys working with electronic instruments to choose Logic 25yrs ago was without doubt the "environment"… I'd argue today that's still significant if you're an advanced user of MIDI… but the biggest reason now if you're a Mac user is the price vs Pro Tools, Digital Performer or Cubase… and the fact that the same hardware & OS developer also owns and develops the DAW software.

[@TheMarty8907]

I work at a homeless shelter and we just started a music program. One of the things is provided them education around Logic Pro X... dude this video made it so easy to follow and definitely very helpful! Thanks so much and will definitely be watching the rest! YOUR AMAZING!

[@PaulNewport]

Really good video, perfect for total beginners to Logic, thanks a lot.

[@robertb.robinson6869]

I have watched most of your (currently 91) Logic Pro X videos, and found them to be extremely helpful. I have a music degree and been writing music for many years, and have used other digital audio workstation packages in the past, but a few months ago I began using Logic Pro X and then came across your tutorial series. You helped me get up to speed quickly, and even though I'm still just beginning to scratch the surface of what Logic Pro can do, I've already produced four recordings with it, and I'm very pleased with the way things are headed. Thanks so much for providing these many hours of instruction. I recently signed up for Patreon.com so that I could chip in a couple of bucks each month to help support your work. I hope many others will do the same. Best wishes!

[@RamonaArena]

LOVE this - thank you so much. Insanely helpful and generous of you @MusicTechHelpGuy :) Bless you!

[@RobRy813]

Only into the first video so far, but I'm already thrilled. I know the basics of record theory, but just now being the engineer for the first time, and this is a great, thorough way to learn. Absolutely killer series, thanks!

[@jayjay1drum1skate]

not all heroes wear capes but I think you should.

[@RedHeadRecords1]

I've been using a Sonar on a PC to record with for years. I recently purchased a Macbook Pro and loathed the idea of learning Logic Pro X. I stumbled across MusicTechHelpGuy on KZbin and I now can get around as if I had been using Logic all along. I want to thank you for making these tutorials in such an easy to understand straightforward way. This is priceless to me personally, as well as a generous contribution to the music making community. Words cannot describe the happiness and inspiration you have given to me, as I have searched, but never found, a reference of this caliber. Again, thank you.

[@Smarglenargle]

logic pro is definately a program i want to familiarize myself with.

[@nicolethelovely101]

I have been trawling the internet looking for tutorials on logic pro x. I'm an amateur music composer that needs to up my skills on logic pro X. I cannot THANK YOU ENOUGH for these videos!! THANK YOU

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

@Leonardo Miguel -- I'm responding this way because there is no replay button below your message. Yes, you can turn off or bypass and effect at some point in the track by using automation. I have a basic video on Automation, but this will be discussed in more detail in my mixing tutorials coming out in a few weeks. Press A to open automation, and then you can choose the parameter you want to automate on the track header.

[@aixaazqadri]

something like that happens to me too and idk why..:P bdw great video..i'm subcribing you buddy..

[@ibanezguitars4021]

You’re Genius bro! Thanks for all the help! Cheers.

[@TheTruthIsRefreshing]

I'm just getting into this Can you show how to do adlibs in logic pro x.

[@darknotez7170]

+MusicTechHelpGuy hey bro can you make explain to me how to add software vst's into logic pro ? please i would appreciate it.

[@ellarumnallairupom9093]

is this a free software?

[@KellyPettit]

I have used Avid Pro Tools forever. I watched this and realized how similar they are. What impressed me the most was your guidance. Easy as pie! Many just can't do that. Thanks for your time. I've subscribed.

[@BobbyWashingtonMusic]

Great Series for Logic. I just Subscribed...

[@djostara]

i have to agree with everyone else. I have been searching through tutorials for a while and most of them leave you scratching your head harder than when you started. Thanks for making sense! just subscribed and i really appreciate you.

[@JesperHellvik]

Congrats with the 1.000.000 views Joshua 😃🤘🏻

[@Kem1kal13]

Ive only started delving into Logic this month, as I am starting a course in Music and Sound Production, and I know a lot of these basics but man...that arpeggiator is a godsend! Right up my alley in what I want to compose and produce. Thank you my dude!

[@whitneyterrell322]

What school you attend?

[@loud5393]

Hello, I'm confused can anyone help? I have Logic Pro X version 10 and am a complete beginner - on the channel strip, it looks completely different to what shows on the tutorial here which should be the exact same version I believe? There is no 'Legacy' on the settings drop down menu and it doesn't have the same options at all. Do I have an alternate view selected or something?

[@trevordeighton3614]

I have the same issue

[@DZNTZ]

This video is 7 years old, so there will be differences in newer updates. 99% of this stuff is still helpful and relevant, but there are some little differences. I believe it’s at 10.5.1 now, where this video would’ve been on 10.1 or 10.2 maybe? If you look at the comments there’s a link to 10.3 tutorials which may be more useful for you.

[@heavenlymetalmaiden]

I am a newbie learning the tech part so my husband can concentrate on creative sounds. I thank you for making a lot of terminolgy and settings understandable to even me. It was clear and I think I got it, ROCK ON !!

[@theor7281]

this program is so fucking complicated like 1000000 different features

[@davidlayne8531]

+krydda fem lol actually not really at all, you are just a mega newbie

[@davidlayne8531]

+krydda fem lol actually not really at all, you are just a mega newbie

[@LedgendOfLink118]

+krydda fem You think this is complicated? You'd have a heart attack if you saw Pro Tools :')

[@filipmalk4022]

+krydda fem You should try FL studio

[@mattiasmatsson6205]

+krydda fem You should try Dance Ejay

[@gregrichardson2070]

Last Friday 21/10/2015, was 'Back to the Future' day... So I thought I'd add a note...For the last 10 or so years I have been battling with my XP (1 gig) Emagic Logic 5.1 for windows setup. 3 days ago I became the proud owner of a 27" iMac retina with Logic Pro X 10.2. At first I was a bit dazzled with all the changes, however now it kind of seems the same as it was back in its windows hey day. Sure, there are plenty of new bells and whistles, but in essence, its still the same. What I am glad about today is that I found your video series..... and what a great way to refresh my memory and learn some new tricks. You do have a very relaxed commentary and everything is well explained and understood from my end, for sure. Thanks heaps, from Greg in Australia ... and I am enjoying my new Logic .... 'as if it was ......In the Future'

[@timw3241]

At 6.01 you go to the setting button on the channel and go to legacy. I followed your instructions verbatim, yet when I go to the channel settings button I do not have the same options shown here. My dialog box stops at "delete channel setting" and that option is greyed out. What am I doing wrong?

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

+Tim Williams Sorry to reply so late. I've been asked this question so much that I just decided to make a short video explaining it. Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paabmYKvr7hlppo

[@Hegstuffing]

I gotta tell you. I appreciate anyone who takes the time (for whatever their reasons) to post tutorials, but some are *so* painful to listen to after a short time regardless of the quality of the actual information. It's just near impossible to get through them. This tutorial is absolutely fabulous in every way. It doesn't get much better. Thank you!

[@Xcel271]

14:47 with captions on during the song it says "this good". Haha.

[@anomaloustechnician4174]

I just got a MacBook Pro with Logic installed being an aspiring musician and producer and something like this series is really appreciated. I can't begin to tell you how much that this is helping me. What an awesome thing to take a ton of time out of your days to help out folks like us, Thank you!

[@lowtown47]

I just bought a mac and logic to record my songs. Never used a DAW before and until 22 minutes ago was more than a little daunted by it. I feel so much more confident now and can't wait to get started. Looking forward to watching your other tutorials. Thanks so much for this. Straightforward language, no technical babble. Subscribed!

[@alikeflow]

For me there is no Logic at 6:18 just GarageBand how can i fix this?

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Click on the Library button in the upper left corner instead … in Logic X they put all of the channel strip settings int he Library, and the 'Legacy' folder is just a throwback to Logic 9. I happened to have Logic 9 installed prior to this.

[@hollisearl]

I agree with Robert Dixon below. It's great having people like you invest your time to the degree that you have!! And it's still on the internet. Saves me reading a lot of gumph in a boring manual. I've just bought Logic Pro X, so it's very useful...thanks!!

[@NiacinWaterTaffy]

When I click on "Setting," like at 6:00 in the vid, my menu ends at "Delete Channel Strip Setting." ???

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Click on the Library button in the upper left corner instead … in Logic X they put all of the channel strip settings int he Library, and the 'Legacy' folder is just a throwback to Logic 9. I happened to have Logic 9 installed prior to this.

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

***** Click on the Library button in the upper left corner instead … in Logic X they put all of the channel strip settings int he Library, and the 'Legacy' folder is just a throwback to Logic 9. I happened to have Logic 9 installed prior to this.

[@NiacinWaterTaffy]

MusicTechHelpGuy Thanks.

[@hedikelhdk1330]

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[@cggg490]

man you really have provided an amazing support to people learning logic pro x. I wish I would have had access to videos like this years ago when I tried to learn how to use this program, I gave up after the initial frustration. you have a calm and succinct manner of explaining all the features of the program and I thank you immensely for your effort.

[@TheVarietyGuy]

When I click settings and go to Legacy, I don't have Logic, or Jam Pack Voices or Jam Pack World Music for that matter. I just have GarageBand. Can anyone help me?

[@Bert0ld0]

+David Kaylor me too!!! ...

[@wyseave]

You have either make sure your updated to 10.2.2 or either download the additional content which is around 40 to 50 gb

[@melb1666]

Same here!

[@conanmiddleton925]

How do you download the additional content?

[@syedadam4858]

Choose Logic Pro > Sound Library > Open Sound Library Manager.

[@itchyego]

MTHG... can't tell you how helpful this is- I'm just hoping you've continued building and I'll continue to follow! Thanks for all the work and thought you put into this! ! - - Ken in Hawaii! Oct 2016

[@allenkvextreme]

i didn't like the arpeggio lead at the end but who cares, it is just a tutorial, no judgement !!

[@MaxDettwiler]

It was the only part I liked. But his pronunciation of arpeggiator is waaaay off.

[@boarders916]

Hi Josh, I would just like to thank you sooooooo much for your time and effort in creating the BEST tutorial for Logic Pro X. After playing live on stage my whole life, I have finally been able to build my own studio in my basement. I must admit I was a bit lost when I first bought Logic and have spent the first 6 months doing simple recording with just getting by on my limited knowledge of DAW programs. I am only half way through your tutorials, and have already learnt so much more on how to use this program. Again thank you for making it even more fun and making my time in my studio a hell of a lot easier. Gareth

[@KidKapamTv]

god damn this shit is to fucking confusing i give up on my dreams as of being a professional beat maker and will go back to my corner now, what a waste of 200$

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Music technology is not for everyone. If you lack the fundamentals of music or DAWs, it definitely will make it more difficult to learn. Logic is generally known as one of the easiest DAWs to learn out of the box -- besides GarageBand.

[@KidKapamTv]

MusicTechHelpGuy it was more of a trolling/ joke comment, i love producing and although the technical side is overwhelming for now i can't wait to get started

[@dvnsix]

Logic the easiest? I've been using Ableton for 2 years, today I installed Logic and have no fucking clue how to even put a VST on a midi track. : (

[@KidKapamTv]

Sup Buddy I've been using logic pro x since i posted that comment, and i had abeloton live lite with my mpk, and for me logic pro has been incredibly easy to learn for the most part compared to abelton

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Sup Buddy Create an instrument track. Look for the Instrument insert on the channel strip. Click on it and choose the instrument you want. (btw, Logic doesn't use VSTs, it uses AUs). I like Live just fine, I use it quite a bit actually, but in the world of DAWs Ableton is the oddball as far as its layout. Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic, Garageband, Sonar, and StudioOne all pretty much have a similar layout.

[@fadedessence9506]

Dude I though logic was ok, but this video changed everything. Your voice and speech were smooth and kept me engaged, not boring at all like a lot of tutorials. I am totally subscribing.! Thanks for the Video.

[@MichaelRhodesno1]

ive watched quite a few videos on using software and none have been that helpful. This was the exception. You were very clear and VERY descriptive as to what all the buttons were and what exactly u were doing. As someone who has no idea on using software independently i wanted a video that shows me how everything works (literally everything) and what all the buttons mean. this was SO helpful and im defiantly going to keep on watching the playlist. :) thanks! (ps please do not delete these videos or channel. lol)

[@rstcologne]

This series of Videos is just unbelievably great. Thank you!

[@anniestube46]

Finally! A teacher I can follow, a teacher I can actually learn from. Thank you!

[@yolhanson]

Very helpful. I like watching these videos in conjunction with each other (different approaches and tips from different experts).

[@KrichkornOparad]

For those whose channel strip setting is missing, I found the alternatives. The first one is to hold the alt or option key and click that same setting button. The second is to drill down through the library (top left corner button, beside inspector button). I know that it is not exactly the same but hope this help. Cheers! Great video!!

[@KrichkornOparad]

Actually, I just got another choice. audiocontentdownload.apple.com/lp10_ms3_content_2013/MAContent10_Logic9Legacy.pkg it will produce Legacy in Logic

[@mitch150]

Sir. you. are awesome for making this, you are very clear, high quality video resolution, eloquent, you explain just enough and you do not go on useless time wasting tangents. Going to be getting a macbook here soon and will be producing music as a hobby. Thank you again for this series. You wouldn't believe how many DAW tutorials there are for different DAWs and the people giving the tutorial are just.. awful with it, lots of "uhhh..... ummmmm.... so uhh.... ya..." Like it said once I get a macbook I will watch this series from start to finish. Thank you for helping me even decide which DAW to get. You are appreciated!

[@JontyLP]

It's really excellent that you've spent a crap load of your time doing this at no cost! A great help - thanks!

[@TheDTeeter]

I got more out of that video than by reading half of the Logic manual I bought. Very well done!

[@allegrafi]

I've watched a lot of tutorials over the years and this one is TOP NOTCH! Love the magnifying glass, good recording, very clear and well-paced explanations, and, to top it off, you're well spoken - very professional sounding and delivery - and the quality of your voice is easy to listen to. Great job. Mahalo, buddy, keep it up!

[@louderthangod]

I really appreciate these videos. I've been trying to talk myself into recording for a long time and thanks to the simple, walk-through nature of these videos I've been able to jump right in and finally do it. I've been a teacher for 15 years and you really do a great job of making your videos clear, easy to follow and you provide just enough depth to get me where I need to be if I need something a little different from what you're doing.

[@JH-zy1dj]

Thank you for the video, It was clear and very easy to understand. Most of the videos have been too advanced for a true beginner in logic. Thank you!

[@BrasDwell]

Very easy to follow, and such a masterful way of showing/explaining. While dropping so many golden nuggets along the way.

[@jahiasad]

First time I'm going through your Logic Pro X tutorials. Already hooked on video 1. I'm having all kinds of difficulty recording in logic and importing to FL Studios and Maschine MK3. Looking forward to this series.

[@17244852]

Hey, just want to say a big THANK YOU for the Logic Pro X tutorials. The are a massive help to getting into this very, very complex programme.

[@michaelshur]

Thank you for the tutorial, it was excellent. I look forward to seeing the rest of them.

[@tonyareed9807]

I am very new to the world of logic and recording in general. Your videos have really given me a jump start so far! Thank you so much best series I have found!

[@raoulbandera]

Just started working with mac and its software; Thanks for making something that's complicated, and making it relatively easy. Exactly what I needed. Keep up the great work!

[@Incredbel18]

Thanks man. Amazing job. Really helped me out. Clear, precise, and to the point - Looking forward to watching the rest of the series!

[@louisecyphre]

Thanks man. Just got Logic Pro X and a friend told me your vids helped him out when he was learning it. Well done!

[@jeremygloff]

hey! just because it feels good to know people are making use of your videos...you are my logic pro x guru. thanks for making these videos - learning now.

[@YourMumah]

You deserve much more appreciation for this video, best tutorial I have seen yet. Great job

[@joegrant7]

This is AMAZING. I've been bumbling through Logic trying to teach myself (and actually created some decent material), but I learned so much from you in just 20 minutes. I plan to go through your whole series now. THANK YOU!

[@jimijas8368]

I'm what I like to call a "begin-gineer" and my GOD this DAW is so much easier to use than Pro Tools imo. I get confused and intimidated by pro tools and finally got honest with myself and bought Logic. These vids are great man thank you very much!

[@sf5823]

Thank you for making these videos, I went from 9 to 10...and still struggling to get my head round it so this is really helpful!😊

[@Esa.personal]

Hi . I have completed watching all your logic pro tutorial series playlist . Some videos i have watched more than once. I learnt a lot . Thanks a lot for ur hard work.

[@CoastGuardLeo]

Thank you for your descriptions. I’m completely blind, so I appreciate you using the terms that Logic uses, and also keystrokes. Voiceover uses the Logic’s terms to identify things, so when you use the term Inspector, that’s what Voiceover uses. Or if you were to talk about piano roll and other things. Even if it’s not visually name, the fact that you are describing it that way means that I can find it. And the fact that you are describing what keystrokes to use also means I don’t have to look it all up in the keyboard manager all the time. I really appreciate how you do your videos.

[@lazyboyrider4607]

Excellent tutorial! I greatly appreciate your willingness to help give instruction to those of us in need. This is my first time with a recording program. Now I'm rollin' thanks.

[@nu-ray9144]

I have been using Logic 9 for almost 8 years, I was too scared to transition to logic X due to Fear of the Unknown... but this video helped me understand the new interface... Thank You so much.

[@jonathanraycase]

Can't say thanks enough for these videos. Game-changing. Mayday Children EP purchased as appreciation. Much obliged...

[@alro4660]

ur content is the logic bible

[@Slesaint17]

This is the greatest series on youtube ever.

[@S2Sturges]

A ton of help! Thank you, there was a couple of things I saw in a new light and were really great.. Always good to see things done differently than you with a as good or better result..

[@jkennan]

I'm really enjoying this series as it was just what I was looking for. It's all very well presented with great examples. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work.

[@adrianh63]

Awesome! Just downloaded Logic Pro X last week, never navigated or used a daw or any recording software learning to crawl & your videos make it a blast to use Logic Pro X looking forward to future successive video series of "how to" for beginners

[@brannonblosser]

Excellent tutorial! I am new to Logic and need to get a quick run down on some of the basics. You are well spoken, concise and get right to the point. This is exactly what I'm looking for when learning new software and gear. Thanks man! Keep the tutorials coming!

[@philippehaddad3128]

Thanks for posting this as well as all the future videos. I'll definitely be giving you a thumbs-up for all them.

[@pedrocosti]

Thanks so much for doing this series. I'll be watching all of them back and forth, I'm sure :)

[@123MaskedKane123]

Wow, that's it! This is really what I was looking for, great, simple, easy to follow, clear, helpful video. Thank you so much for that!

[@LockedinEden]

Thanks so much! I've been wanting to get in to music for some time now and the complicities of Logic Pro X kind of left me dead. Can't wait to watch the whole series!

[@shesgotclaws]

This is really simple to follow with no tech speak, thank you xx

[@MidLevelException]

Hey man thanks soo much..I am new to the DAW world and asked around about the options...dove into Logic Pro X and this video was a great start....Thanks again!!

[@kaysenmorzelewski8214]

Your videos are well made man. I follow super well and you go over just the right things at the right time. thanks!!!

[@briellerutledge8340]

This was so great! I'm pretty familiar with Garageband, but I just got Logic and was feeling so lost about where to even start. Thanks so much.

[@FrankBenavidez]

I just want to let you know that you are awesome!! This was one of the best tutorials I have seen so far. Thank you lol

[@buntysimmons2565]

one of the best tutorials yet, thank you

[@laurencevanhelsuwe3052]

Wow, these tutorials are a gold mine. Super !

[@txilibrist]

You are the best teacher of Logic Pro Thank you

[@DJSixI]

Thanks for posting this tutorial. I think it is a great intro to the Logic Pro X DAW which I used and love. One suggestion I might make is that you point out the fact that the software can be run in a regular mode which bears many similarities with Garage Band X but is less overwhelming for new users. The mode you are running in is the advanced mode which is very powerful but also somewhat overwhelming.

[@simonroyjonesuk]

I think the video is great. Not sure why there are so many negative comments. People need to realise there is some effort required on their part as well if they want to learn something. Keep up the good work. Thanks.

[@elan2393]

Such an amazingly well-structured tutorial. Thank you!!!!!

[@marmeecruz6191]

I know nothing about digital music but your tutorial was very well done and very interesting. Keep up the great work!

[@MITTEL.PUNKT_13]

Possibly one of the best tutors I found on youtube. Thank you for the many great help. Already subscribed to. Never looked back. Appreciate. Peace from germany, Mike

[@andyramps1]

Thank you...Great Logic Pro help for me....an old ProTools & Logic Express user....you make Pro X seem easy to use! Andy

[@PeteEdmunds]

Just to say a huge thank you for putting together this series. I love your style of teaching - so clear, logical (pun intended) and well structured - friendly tone and making it feel easy - even for a Logic beginner like me. I'm a voiceover artist myself - coming from a hybrid of Audacity/Audition/SoundForge - and looking forward to seeing what I can do with logic on my iMac. I'm eating up the episodes at a rapid pace and hungry to learn more. Cheers! Pete

[@TimvanderVoorn]

Wow, great tutorial! Helps me to see order in all the chaos of options!

[@armando500]

Thanks for your time, knowledge and kindeness to produce all these videos to teach us how to use Logic Pro X.

[@maxtran9714]

Thanks a lot for making such an amazing video. I am taking a music technology class. this video is really helpful to me. keep up the good work. Thanks again!!!

[@mauiavian]

Joshua, That was a fantastic presentation. I'm going to look for #2!