Three Simple Ways To Edit Metal Guitars In Logic Pro

[@jumpbackgeno]

Where've you been all my metal production life damm awesome

[@richardwatson1892]

Awesome and very useful. Keep up the good work.

[@MajorGRecording]

Always good to learn something new!! Thanks for the video! Best Regards from Tennessee

[@SamLoose]

Thanks for watching!

[@MirrorMusicXero]

This video was super helpful! It saved me a lot of time for a deadline. Thank you.

[@SamLoose]

Glad it helped!

[@joseferro1432]

Greetings Sam! Another great video. I truly enjoy and learn from ALL your videos. Thank you!

[@SamLoose]

Happy to hear that! Thank YOU 👌

[@leearmitage]

Good video. Yeah having a DI is the most important thing, I like the idea of doing it to the groove will look into this in Studio One to see if that has something similar

[@SamLoose]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drummingjeremy11]

I prefer not to use flex or any DAW's time compression and expansion tools, as these can sometimes induce subtle artifacts. I always just manually do my editing via slip editing. Thank you for the video, its always nice to learn other ways to do things.

[@TheJustinside]

I wish bitwig had the "follow a groove track" function.

[@bionysos41]

Great👍

[@Colin-c1r]

I love metal!!! Thank you sam

[@diogobarata6346]

How can I make the Q appear?

[@Secretsoftheuniverse_333]

If you figure it out, please let me know !

[@SamLoose]

Right click on the track header by the record and mute buttons and go to “track header components” it’s a setting in there 👍

[@Secretsoftheuniverse_333]

@@SamLoose Thank you, sir 🤟

[@sdecario5736]

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