🤔💡 Logic Pro Secret Weapons: Groove Track and Follow Rhythm

Unlock the power of Logic Pro with these secret weapons: Groove Track and Follow Rhythm. Enhance your music production skills with these advanced techniques!
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[@2618lake]

The complainers of session players aren't utilizing it, this is great!!

[@MTTC]

I couldn’t agree with you more Blake ✅ Thanks so much for your excellent comment 🙏🏾

[@donaldfuture908]

Beautifully explained and illustrated!

[@MTTC]

I really appreciate that Donald. Thanks a lot 🙏🏾

[@Auroramaya]

Absolutely helpful and concise. Thank you.

[@MTTC]

That is such good feedback. Thanks a million 🙏🏾

[@evensbeatz637]

My brother amazing video man respect 🙏

[@MTTC]

Thank you so much for the positive feedback. Truly appreciated 🙏🏾

[@CharlesGreggo]

Excellent tutorial! Liked, commented, and subscribed! See you on the next one!

[@MTTC]

Very grateful for your kind words and your sub Charles. Much more to come sir. See you soon 😀🙏🏾

[@BryTunesMusic]

AMAZING M8! TY!

[@MTTC]

You are very welcome Ty. Much appreciated mate 😀

[@JohnGauge790]

Nice 👍🏻

[@MTTC]

Thank you John 😀

[@QueMusiQ]

I recall Studio One has a quantize function like that. You can drag any rhythmic material to this lil section up top and it’ll set the quantization to that groove. Then, any track you quantize to the session will embody some percentage of that swing. People would always put in the cloud store the quantizarion clock of classic units like “MPC 3000 15 percent/30 percent/etc.” which is fine, but you could also put a whole Dilla or Dibia$e track in there if you wanted to extract THEIR swing from a given project. Seems like this is similar.

[@MTTC]

I’ve not spent much time using Studio One although I love their audio hardware. This ability to analyse rhythmic information using transient data and then mapping to a destination audio file is fantastic and if used well can produce some great results. Cheers for the feedback 😀🙏🏾

[@QueMusiQ]

4:49 the bass sounded better with quantize OFF.

[@MTTC]

Good ears. Yeah it’s a very subtle change but it makes quite a difference with the feel of the bass line 🎸👍🏾