10 Life Changing Logic Pro X Tips

[@RGBY-tv4hg]

If you just played something but you didn't record it, hit shift r because psych, its always recording. Youre welcome

[@maxverse]

WHAT

[@isaacstroh6326]

You deserve a lottery for this

[@DanielThompson-vz3jc]

a friend just showed me just a few days ago, sooooo good!

[@andrewsigns]

HOLD ON

[@ISTOK23]

спасибо бро🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@ediththeband]

As a drummer who records his own takes I can’t thank you enough for telling me about logic remote. You sir, are a life saver.

[@jazzybeeff]

I believe it is only on iPhone? Is it free and officially ? Or 3rd party? I can not check because i am not an iPhone user :(

[@ediththeband]

@@jazzybeeff possibly! I have an iPhone...

[@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69]

It's on iPad as well. It's nice like a remote control for your daw that you can fully mix in but the plugins all look cheesy when you pull them up. If you have an Apple computer you can mirror your monitor on your iPad too. Then it's just like a touch screen monitor.

[@jazzybeeff]

@@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69 thank you but i do not have any mobile Apple device :( but thank you for the information🙏

[@joonaskaeek]

Same here! I'm gonna go and buy my first iPhone 😂

[@lorens2143]

Nice vid as usual! And just a little "extension" on your volume curve automation. (At least this is how i do it and find VERY helpful). Never ever automate the actual volume. Insert a gain plugin instead, and automate that. This way, you keep the full controll over the volume fader even after you have "automated the volume".

[@FuqqKd]

Wow holy shit, that is such a good idea!! I’m always hesitant to automate for this exact reason 😂 thanks so much!

[@lorens2143]

@@FuqqKd No problem at all my friend! 👊

[@finnagainarchive]

Thanks for that comment, very true

[@jhighmore]

Great idea

[@larrydavis1532]

Logic actually has this built in, it’s called relative volume and it’s under the main tab signified by a plus-minus sign

[@johnnybregar]

Really dug these tips - thx. The moving camera actually started making me seaskick tho… 😂

[@halfbee7886]

That tip about changing vocals into midi is so useful!

[@mightymorfin_]

it blew my mind!

[@jgwmain]

Exactly!

[@cpff4367]

Possibly the BEST video I have seen in a LOOOONG time! Outstanding value!

[@jjmmusicc]

How did you use the cursor to copy and paste the audio files at 0:29? I saw you just clicked it and clicked again and it pasted.

[@NickNimmin]

Every time I watch one of your tips videos I walk away with my mind blown. Everything you shared except the metronome settings was new to me. Thanks!

[@NathanJamesLarsen]

💪💪 love it!

[@codyperkinsmusic]

That automation curve trick is nuts. I was like "huh that synth already sounds good" but adding that curve made it so cinematic!!! So cool

[@mirandaaileen]

Omg. Tip 6 blew my mind. I don’t play any instruments well enough to record, but I can sing and have so many ideas. I found it so daunting to do it the slow way. Thank you!! Subscribed.

[@Vandehell.Records]

After years I switched from Windows to Mac. Now I use Reaper and Logic. Many of the moves that come naturally to me in Reaper were unnatural in Logic. You've saved me a lot of time learning things in Logic! 🙏 Thank you Nathan

[@snowmanisantigenre4678]

Tip 7 literally made my entire week thanks so much

[@jamesbaxter3444]

I've been veiwing your content for a few years now and I just wanted to say I absolutely love your videos Nathan. They are comprehensive, have Great structure, are to the point (and without any unnecessary fluff), and are cleanly edited. I love the minimalism. After all, less is more. On a platform filled with so many of these content creators, it's great to find one you click with. But also who genuinely cares about sharing knowledge. It shows, and so does your hard work, so thank you!

[@mayvokay3934]

this was so helpful thank you!!! i've been dragging and then copying and pasting drum samples lol

[@devinwrightmusic]

Bro this is hands down the BEST tip video about Logic Pro I’ve ever seen. Literally every single one I was like “NO WAY!!” Thank you brotha

[@jamesshealy291]

All of these are awesome, as a composer the Chase MIDI is something I’ve been frustrated about for friggn years !! Thank you!

[@aapillusions]

You opened up so many possibilities for me. Thanks so much!

[@gaelensmith]

If you record into a take folder, and right click the comp, you'll have the option to "Unpack to new tracks" and that will create the tracks for you, but with the plugins you had on the original strip. Great video!

[@bess_e2186]

Woah! Thanks!

[@musicbydemarcus]

Another great video with a ton a value Nathan! My big takeaways are 1. The Logic Remote wow is that gonna help a ton for recording vocals like you said. 2. Converting audio into MIDI. I play keyboard but what a quick an fun way to get an idea into your daw to starting working. 3. The catch MIDI setting. It’s always bother me that MIDI doesn’t play unless it’s starting on the MIDI note. Thank you for highlighting this feature! Hope you have a great day!

[@KaraLevchenko]

SO glad to finally find someone good at explaining these things!! thank you thank you for all of these!!

[@reodt]

You saved me a lot of time with that note chasing tip, didn’t know how to do that so thank you man

[@j-station]

I want your desk. Where did you get that?

[@AlexSaheli]

Tip 7 blew my mind Arpegiator gave me some crazy cool riffs Chase tip REALLY HELPED, ty Cool I didn't know one can bend curves.

[@CharlesLouisRosario]

Bro... Thanks! I was going to get voclea to do that midi trick before you showed me how Logic can achieve this!

[@kat_td7675]

By far the most useful tips I've heard🔥

[@SylvanPaul]

Logic Remote just blew my f*cking mind dude lol. Game changer! Honorable mention to cycle record options and the metronome divide function! So useful!

[@ericarmitage_]

Wish I could double like this video - thank you so much for these. Absolute game-changing.

[@aldana264]

Thank you for your video. It is obvious that you love what you do. It is easy to follow your tips and your joy is contagious.

[@vivaadelante]

I love those synths (tip 8), where can I get them? thanks

[@neilbonavita8623]

Thank you Nathan!! Just got Logic Pro and found your channel. So so useful. WOW!!

[@mattlau]

NICE TIPS. I've been thinking of making the step from Garageband to Logic Pro. Looks pretty intuitive!

[@JoshTobaquero]

Can I use that built in arpegiator with vsts like serum or nexus? Thanks 🙏🏻

[@thaongomusic]

Brooooo! Life changing for real! Thank you so much for these useful tips 🫶

[@DavidDixonMusic]

Best video I've seen for Logic tips in a minute! Thanks for the video dude, just subbed, keep up the good work 👊

[@jeswinmvarghese]

This right here is gold. You and these some and more have made making music without formal training for a complete beginner an achievable dream. NathanL SanjayC AndrewH Seids ...

[@vewilli]

1 year later I listened to it/ watched it again. It was necessary as I had forgotten things. Very helpful and useful!

[@michaeloreillymusic]

I knew about half of these but then you took some (like the appegiator) to the next level. You jest got yrself a like and subscribe!

[@compozly]

Great tips. Thanks for sharing!

[@BrokynDehgital]

Dude…that voice to midi thing is such an amazing tip! I can’t play for beans yet, so this is a nice little substitute till I learn a bit more

[@muimuhadresh3986]

Flex Pitch to Midi is the best tip ever. Thanks so much.

[@reisandre2008]

midi chase option just saved me 49 hours of work! THANK YOU NATHAN!

[@BLUETEAMVERSE]

Man! You’re awesome! Thank you so very much! I am using Logic Pro for 90 days trial now and this tutorials are a huge reason to buy the license!

[@jpweidemoyer8544]

This is by far the most useful video for Logic Pro X that I've come across. Thank you very much good sir!

[@jeffreyrodriguez5400]

My favorite tip was tip # 7. Convert audio to midi. Can’t wait to try it out.

[@zeninvites3209]

yea that blew my mind

[@bigmoomusic]

brooo I've been using logic for 10 years and didn't know about 7/10 of these ahah lifesaver

[@lovindablues]

As a beginner with Logic, many of the terms you are using are beyond me, but I think this was a great video. It has motivated me to try a couple of your tips for my own personal projects. Thanks and keep on sharing your wonderful knowledge.

[@wetpizza1441]

bro! converting flex date to midi is insane! thanks

[@JoelGladwellMusic]

I didn't know 99% of these and have been using Logic for many years! this is awesome thanks for sharing!

[@vewilli]

Extremely useful for me as I knew only one tip quite well, especially as I am recording a lot with MIDI. Tips about e. g. Latency, Logic Remote, well all of them are really great, but: as I‘m not sitting at the computer I‘ll have to watch them a few times respectively go to the computer and go through them. The very first will probably be tip number 8 that I‘m going to adjust! Super, super. Thank goodness, Nathan is out there in the universe.

[@fergusryan1486]

Brilliant vid and a fine example of ‘co-operation not competition’ enriching all our lives. Thanks 😎

[@jpcgordon]

The metronome division for slow tracks is an absolute game changer, thanks so much! I'd previously been downloading double time click tracks and adding them as a track to Logic, haha.

[@hunterwatkinsmusic1]

great video. fantastic delivery. easy to watch. learned a lot. thx

[@chetankarkiOrangeStudio]

subscribed :O thank you so much for the great techniques, regards and respect , peace

[@jamaicahines]

that latency tip just saved me so much headaches man thank you stay rockin

[@acceptances]

Haven’t even gotten to minute two, and that sampler-instead of audio idea is *genius*. THANKNYOU!

[@Squidaniel]

You can also set the metronome as a track in the arrangement window. Super helpful in sessions

[@tychosnova2896]

I use a simple drum instrument click track instead - works great once you find the right BPM.

[@shinobi-1entertainment123]

Quick Sampler was the sampler I've been waiting for. Coming from the MPC Workflow days it's just such an easy workflow. Good stuff man. Metronome was a new one I haven't used.

[@pluggdn4443]

The MIDI trick will change my whole career💯

[@13StJimmy]

I know a lot of pros use pro tools as their DAW but to me logic is that perfect balance of user friendly and capable of advanced features And it’s why I’d tell any musician whose interested in a new computer to get a mac

[@burgerbeatz6293]

Discovered that quick sampler trick by accident and never looked back. Very useful tips on this vid, subbed

[@Jesse615]

The Remote tip FTW! You described, pretty much exactly, the problem I always have recording my vocals. Thanks!

[@beandog100]

Tip 5 is the one. No more dicking about with the horrendous 'takes' business. 'Create new tracks and mute' should be the default. Thanks for that!

[@stephenbeeby8850]

Best Logic video I’ve seen this year!

[@kaidoChess]

Tip 6 was INSANE!!!

[@motomuso]

I've been using Logic since Studio Vision Pro went kaput yet only today have I learned about the MIDI Chase function. Thank you NJL! This is huge.

[@averyhood656]

After tip number one had to like the video. I was way too giddy about that, been doing it the long way all this time. Thanks man!!!

[@lessclear]

Thank you. Logic is nothing short of amazing. They are lucky to have you advocating for it, as so am I.

[@tsg50647]

💯🕺

[@malkal_music]

Pure professionalism 👨‍🏫

[@TheFrankiejay]

Just found your channel today and I enjoyed the Logic Pro tips you shared. All of them were really useful. Some of them I never knew existed and I’ve been using Logic for yonks. Cheers mate. Awesome stuff and I’ve subscribed.

[@BonesJonesMusicMD]

These are best, most useful tips I've seen in a LONG time. Thanks!

[@lucalyptusarchives9300]

Tremendous gratitude to you for sharing so much knowledge with me and many others, Sensei Nathan! Would you please teach us the basics of what mastering is and your recommended steps to take with a completed mix before releasing it?!

[@maximeblais2032]

Thanks ! One thing also very useful is to change the instrument of the click and change it for a sound that actually sounds like a real metronome!

[@archerofficial5603]

TIP #8!!! Man this has been my biggest complaint in the 11 years I've been producing lol Someone give this man an award.

[@mfsavino]

This video is literal gold, thanks for this.

[@stupidmatua]

thank you for making these tips so easy to digest, instant sub!

[@tonymontoyafitness]

hey man cant thank you enough. i tried to change the buffer and was frustrated i just did that low latency monitoring and it sounds on time everything is smooth. God bless you brother

[@julianocelentano]

Every time I watch one of your videos I learn soooo much. Thank you very much for sharing all your insides and knowledge. This is just awesome! Blessings from Germany.

[@alexsaddic]

If you right click the empty space at the top next to the metronome you can customize the tools in that space and add the low latency mode toggle. It is really helpful to be able to just click it on and off like you would with the metronome instead of going into the menu to find it!

[@Bredemann100]

Never knew this thanks 🙏

[@kareemchehayeb5679]

Some of these tips are golden. Thanks, Nathan!

[@iii-vu6go]

WOW, this is probably the most informative and useful video ive ever come across for logic tips. just amazing, i learned so much. thank you!!!

[@yasser_singer]

[@JacobHunt-g5b]

Damn I had no idea about that quick sampler drag and drop. Thanks bro! That'll definitely help with my work flow.

[@javiermelladomusica]

Terrific video Nathan. Keep up with the good work!

[@musicsoundgear]

Great video! Learned a lot. Is there an EASY way for fade ins and fade outs - using automation for each track is annoying and a lot of work for a song with a lot of tracks

[@salmanmsaeed]

This is an insanely valuable Logic Pro X video brother, thank you so much. I'll be singing all my midis in from now on!

[@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69]

As a drummer who likes to record my own drums for the articulation and dynamics I HAVE to use both the low latency button AND a low 64 IO buffer size. This helps get the best possible translation for electronic drum kits drummers.

[@bostonrodriguez]

Awesome video bro, so much info. Thanks.

[@ScarlettShepard01]

Wow! Learning how to convert vocals into midi - game changer!

[@balisaani]

Logic Remote works with iPads also - not just iPhone. The real estate of the screen on the iPad is actually much better suited for a remote. My iPhone I use only to press Rec and Stop, or if I'm collaborating with and at someone else's studio who doesn't have an iPad or iPhone.

[@Jrozjr]

Really awesome! You presented this fun and easy!

[@VwDaD1988]

Dude awesome video. I wish I could high five you for sharing knowledge! this is so helpful and should have a million likes lol

[@jilanighafur1447]

This was insanely helpful man thank you

[@lindsaydrew_w]

OMG I forgot about the remote (so helpful) - and quantizing as you record, whaat! THANK YOU! I was laughing too - great vids!

[@TonyFuego]

awesome as always!!

[@RafiBarides]

There are so many of these videos out there but this is the first one that actually showed useful things that most don’t know

[@joshuamarquez7866]

Wow…chase midi is a game changer for sure! Thanks for the tips!

[@jameslambert1127]

As a Logic Pro beginner this is absolute gold, I am energised by this - thank you!

[@Viewfinderrr]

This was great! Will use some of these tips tonight!

[@thorr18BEM]

4:40 mine is 64 Gbps of RAM also but I noticed that the greatest cause of latency is forgetting to switch from wireless to wired (microphone, or speaker, or MIDI)

[@twosaints4287]

This is really a great video. Great tips! Thanks!