Get More Out of Logic's Library With Your Own Patches & Patch Merging

[@danielnm156]

As always stellar work, watching these videos is starting to really impact my workflow in a very positive manner. Keep it up !!!

[@danobrien3292]

I like that you packed a lot of info in a short video; I plan to go back and study it in depth, but at least I know where to go to improve my workflow

[@mvmmotovlogmusic2815]

I’ve been working with Logic for about 1 year now, and I always feel like it’s my first day.

[@MarkFreedmanNY]

This 100%.

[@flipnap2112]

really good one. the merge thing, I never knew about. was always killing me trying new patches and losing my settings every time. thanks much!!

[@stiffiron]

Wow! This is really powerful! I had no idea this stuff was in Logic Pro!

[@Atifkhan-pm2ud]

This particular issue of logic not saving the sends when we save the patch had me spend so much time experimenting every which way. Thank you for clarifying this issue. Hopefully Apple will fix this is a Future release.

[@mikeorozco9220]

Thanks for the great tutorial. My comment is about locating settings and patches on your mac. When you are in the finder, you do not need to go to the GO MENU and LIBRARY. All you need to do is go to the MUSIC folder on the sidebar, AUDIO MUSIC APPS and PLUG IN SETTINGS. If you do not see MUSIC on your sidebar, Hit CMD-comma while in the Finder and select MUSIC and it will now be there all the time.

[@danielpicard3994]

I learn new tools and tricks every time you release a tutorial. Highly appreciated! Thank you!

[@jeffhirata]

Good stuff. Thanks! I will probably back up my saved channel strips.

[@Zama.]

hey, great content as always. Trying to understand all of this and organization is very important to me. Wondering if there is a downside to saving everything as user patches? Just since user patches include everything and we can do patch merging. Also to keep everything saved in one place.

[@erniesfo]

This is a great series. Really practical and to the point. Information quality is top notch. Logicheads should subscribe!

[@ScottSmithMusic]

Really dense, for sure. You always power pack’em! ✊🏼✨🙏🏼

[@dashcambaku8783]

Man, awesome! How did u know all of this🙈! Amazing videos🙏👍🏼

[@jithendravs]

This was amazing and particularly Patch Merging Just made it awesome!

[@athishayjain.m.k9257]

sir am a great fan of ur lovely informative tutorials.... i have small doubt is it possible to save channel strips and patches in external hdd and trigger for logic pro production.... tq in advance

[@agmc111]

Great video. Can you explain why my user patches lose their track names and become (unknown) when I reload my project?

[@MrOrlandofiga]

Hi Chris, is there a way to save all that to iCloud automatically? I mean, can I move the entire AUDIO MUSIC APPS folder to iCloud? thank you very much for your videos!

[@djmmjd3]

Thanks Chris!

[@joshuakolzow1962]

Si helpful thank you!

[@Rednaxela433]

yo, do you know why the buses gives feedback once I've created a track for them and put them in the summing folder?

[@muziekkamer]

The Best of The Best W L P R !!! Yes The Best!!!!

[@dafingaz]

Very helpful!

[@the16thLeVel]

How would I save my (user) Quick Sample/Sampler Instruments to External hd to save space on my mac book pro?

[@mikeorozco9220]

You can save your Instrument presets to an external drive. The problem is that whenever you go to LOAD or SAVE an instrument setting or channel strip, the window always starts at the MUSIC/MUSIC AUDIO APP/PLUG-IN location. Logic is smart enough to look in the correct instrument folder whenever you want to load or save(as) a preset. The best way to save file space is to move your LOGIC X project folder to an external drive.

[@jonasvm]

is there a way to trigger wav files?

[@slavaokrugin]

Thank you so much!

[@MarkFreedmanNY]

Logic Pro is the Photoshop of music production. Even the experts know only 20% of the features. Noobs like myself know maybe 5% and are overwhelmed. My head hurts. But thanks 😁

[@burtonjc]

I love your videos

[@pedalboy7]

So great.

[@TracingFlares]

good content no doubt. But to sink in i think it would be better to talk slowly.. and breathe a little between points. Its trend now to just speak fast with no breaks at all... at the cost of forgetting later lots of things. 😊

[@TracingFlares]

Should save also the Midi with it!!! these Logic guys seem to sleep!!!