Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 10: Sidechain on Audio Track with Drum Kit Designer & Compressor

[@howardanderson3061]

So glad that you’re covering Logic for iOS! Thanks as always

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@JamesThomas-pv5en]

Great video very good explanation on how to side chain on Logic iPad thank you

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@rickyelvis3215]

videos for dinner… videos for breakfast… this is awesome!

[@soundformore]

👍

[@peterpons9011]

thanks leo, next thing the buses ….🎉

[@soundformore]

Yes…

[@youngTAGZ]

Thank u so much i was wondering how to do this

[@soundformore]

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[@Francesco_L]

Very nice. Thank you!

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@pierrenhy3835]

Thanks for the demo

[@soundformore]

👍👍👍

[@milkyway8353]

perfect, thank you

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@KurtLorenz]

❤ Thank you!

[@soundformore]

As requested by one of you… ;)

[@DielectricFailure]

Hyper useful. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@soundformore]

Great thanks

[@DielectricFailure]

@@soundformore*You’re welcome! ❤️🎵🎻🏆 I’m trying to get something similar done when I use a heavy bass synth and hear the punch of my kick drum still and I used this. Logic Pro iOS definitely has all the options I need to keep making electronic music although it’s been months since I’ve made anything I’m happy with. Have a good weekend!*

[@soundformore]

You too

[@DielectricFailure]

I didn’t realize I had to max out the ratio. I used 4:1:1 and wasn’t getting the effect so I’m hoping it’ll work once I get home because this is a fundamental element in the music I make. Rather, I’d been maxing the attack on the bass synth but not quite nailing what I’m after.