10 Tips Every Producer Should Know in Logic Pro

[@habibifunk4223]

The best resources for Logic are from you. Please keep it up

[@wale.a]

Mind blown at the Midi FX section. I was in awe watching this the whole time. Apple should seriously hire your or license your videos to show the power of Logic. So many things that seems like you need to buy Plugins for are all built into Logic. Just yesterday, I also discovered how Logic has its own built-in plugin like Alterboy in another video. Every time I watch your videos I learn something new. Again, just mind blown.

[@Superdelphinus]

Yeah that’s why I always recommend people don’t buy loads of plugins for at least the first 6 months of owning logic (and most other DAWs too to be fair). 90% of 3rd party plugins are shinier, well-marketed versions of things that logic can do already and imho people should spend their money on really good instruments (real or virtual) and hardware. Having said that, obviously there are quite a few notable plugins that either do things that logic can’t, or are just much more powerful - soundtoys in general is one of these I think, funnily enough.

[@havenrab]

Midi fix is the absolute best

[@wale.a]

@@Superdelphinus Agreed. I actually just started this new musical journey where I told myself no plugins until I master Logic, music theory and sound design. That’s how I started discovering all these amazing videos and so glad I did. Only plug-in I bought was Serum so far. I’d rather spend money on hardware and quality instrument samples.

[@wale.a]

@@havenrab it’s honestly a game changer for me in terms of creative flow trying to lay chords down quickly.

[@musictheory4u153]

It’s all in the manuals.

[@robindgordon]

dude, insane how knowledgeable about Logicx you are! I learn every time

[@brokent163]

Right!

[@BradTennant]

That chord trick near the end has been my secret sauce for a long time now! I like to pair it with the Scriptr Harpeggiator preset for dreamy heavenly arp sounds

[@NebMotion]

great tips, I've been using logic for 10 years and I learnt some new things here :)

[@robinbinns]

That chord x transposer trick is something my brain has been telling me is possible for a long time, but I've never actually thought about how to productively implement it. This is going to be a MASSIVE time-save for me!!

[@StefanoMattia]

I didn't know about marquee-selection and cmd-r, it's gonna save me so much time when I need to repeat parts over the grid, thanks for these tips!

[@StratsRUs]

The marquee tool is very powerful !!

[@skatergrl13]

wait what does the tool do??

[@kobenabried7006]

That last tip is freaking huge. Glad I watched the entire video

[@AngieNusseyMusic]

Wowowow! So great! Track Stack...who knew? And Midi Effects! Why did I practice arpeggios so much?! LOL Thank you so much!

[@noahjon-darius1509]

You’re incredible!!!! So professional. It sounds like you’re an official spokesperson for Logic, you present everything so elegantly

[@cedrickivits]

Man you explain clearly. Thanks for these vids!

[@lavalizard1]

Amazing. I feel like I don’t even know Logic anymore (in a good way) - can’t wait to try some of these out. We’ll done.

[@iamdannywyatt]

To be honest I think most Logic users don’t know Logic deep enough. That’s one of the things I see over and over again, even when it comes to the stock plugins, samples, loops, etc. It’s really “sad” when I see people buying third party plugins and all that, when I know they haven’t spent not even 5 hours just exploring Logic’s capabilities

[@dalehawkins7187]

I'm really late to this party, but wow! this is helpful. I'm trying to learn to think differently about how to let the tool do a lot of the work for me, and these examples are eye opening. Thank you!

[@datutturugang666]

OH MY GOD FINALLY SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW TO USE LOGIC PROPERLY

[@themilesinkorea]

Great tips… Looks easy to follow and very practical! Logic is great and I look forward to using it again soon. New Apple coming for next week!

[@edglue6138]

Thanks for taking the time dude.

[@plophlegm]

One of your best tips collection yet ~ dang! following, step by step, each section, I've learned a TON ~ great stuff, thanks!

[@jfbmusic]

Hey Chris, great seeing you create and have fun in the moment and let your creativity fly - love it.

[@rheimidi]

You’re awesome dude...I’ve never not learned something from your videos

[@StratsRUs]

Drummer is brilliant too for great basic , seemingly simple beats.Then introducing slight variations across the arrangement.Adjusting the pattern then saving as a new pattern.Works brilliantly for a full track.Without overdoing it.Basic is best.Playing for the SONG.Then have drummer control the sounds from AD2 or other drum software.

[@MahtiGC]

oh my god, i never have never used that midi fx thing, this has been such a big help

[@angusirving9302]

Such an engaging speaker, thank you!!

[@mithunreza]

You are awesome! Very clear instructions! Thank you

[@gdfrailey]

This was a great watch.. ! Thank you so much, cannot wait to watch more.

[@MarkFreedmanNY]

You blew my mind. Again. Why Logic Pro Rules, indeed.

[@blakeeaster609]

Man your channel is awesome! Thanks so much!

[@DanielThompson-vz3jc]

dang, that blue memories chop was clean

[@RalphLBaer]

In the transpose part you can select the track and press option R up/down arrow to adjust it by increments of 1/-1. Damn never thought of taking an apple loop or sample, deleting the sound, keeping the plug ins just to add my own sample to see what it does, good find!!

[@rickyjohn8584]

The chorded arpeggios tip is what helped most

[@herbertmalta3350]

this is incredibly helpful

[@DJMoonlightKonamare]

I started using Logic in early January.

[@eldhaww8326]

Dammmmmmm!!!!! I will have to see this video a couple of times now !!!!! thanks for sharing this!!!

[@SiRo1616]

Thanks. That was an action and value packed logic tutorial. Been using Logic for years and picked up more in that 19 minutes than is covered in many slow hours learning some other ways...

[@spokefast]

im so happy with your videos. something about the way you explain things makes everything sound so fun and makes me want to try out more things with logic. honestly, thank you so much :)

[@DanChippendaleMusic]

This is excellent. I've been using Logic for about 2 weeks and have got a good feel for it and made some decent tracks. But I was doing A LOT of things manually. This video has shown the great tools that would have helped me 😄 Subbed 👍

[@maxborosiuk3570]

mind-blowing features explained in very clear understandable manner. Thank you a good man!

[@undergroundmixtapes3037]

Thanks man your tutorials are super helpful….

[@chucklouis3549]

It’s also been a ton of fun watching your video, so Chris thank you!

[@johnhamers4571]

Awesome tight Host with dito tips ! Peace ✌🏼

[@brokent163]

Thank you again for another helpful guide! Saved me hours of frustration

[@frdgrrr]

I have to sya a BIG THANKS to you my brother!!!

[@STRAIGHTP]

Great video and explanation. Subscribed

[@groovecat7]

Chris, thank you so much for enriching everyone's creative life with your excellent tutorials. Seriously educational and inspirational. Your series was definitely key to my decision to make Logic Pro the cornerstone of my production work. Fantastic platform for everything and such a pleasure to have your channel as a resource.

[@onairmastering]

Been watching these for a bit and can't stop hitting Command - S, hahahaha, save, save, save!!!

[@rickyjohn8584]

U just got a new sub dude ! Thanks man

[@artofnoly9754]

Tx man, very helpful.

[@chrisvandenbos9764]

A lot of things that you addressed in this video were sticking points in my workflow that had me getting frustrated and leaving a lot of stuff unfinished. Damn fine arrangement too. Thanks very much, man.

[@seshubhaiii]

❤❤❤❤this is mind blowing ...

[@thesilence4456]

I just discovered this channel, such a great resource. Pls pls pls do a tutorial on Logics midi fx. It’s so hard to find good info on it and I’m sure you know it back to front. 👍🤙

[@kabed9413]

Hi, thanks for your videos? I remember in one of your videos you explain how to use effect plugins on a small, desired part of the region without affecting the entire region. I can't find that video, could you direct me where it is, please?

[@asylumrain]

17:09 can you get an arpeggiator that goes up the keys then back down and make it as far down you want? Kinda like going up and down the piano really fast? I don’t know if you respond to these but I’d just thought I’d ask anyways.

[@asylumrain]

4:50 how do you know what key it should be in? How do you know if it’s b minor or e major etc?

[@erekalvin]

Dude thank you!

[@MarkCassano]

Liked, subscribed, great video…. This is the kind of content that is so helpful for intermediate home recording enthusiasts! 👏

[@rosegoldmann2303]

So helpful 💯💯💯💯

[@wrightlight]

I love you videos. Thanks pal.

[@chrismcnicoll5798]

This is so helpful

[@Lifeisripe]

Any idea if this can be done on iPad or we still gotta wait for logic on iPad ,it seems that the loop drummer and reverse tricks can also be done on garage band on iPad but I still need a third party app to sample like you did. Thank you for this vid it really really helps step up my knowledge on this app

[@ygztrkkn]

Gracias crack el programa funciono.

[@canatesbeats]

Thank you bro.

[@Zama.]

super helpful!

[@ChristyPaige]

Duuuuuddddeee favorite Logic Pro x channel. 🔥

[@brentmydland5176]

Chris taught me like half of what I know on Logic Pro x. If it weren’t for him I wouldn’t be a Logic super user like I am.

[@tilleyroadaffairproduction6752]

Thank you for your time! Fabulous!

[@ceesfiny]

Great video man! I learned a lot.

[@BigPiePublishing]

Excellent! Subscribed.

[@walkaboutarts]

sweet stuff as always, chris! I knew most of these tips but still learned a couple o handy tricks

[@strangersinside5417]

Thanks for the extremely helpful and useful series with Logic. A lot of great things you dive into that aren't always talked about!

[@RhafaelAnastacio]

Excellent…more videos…

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

As always, thank you so much Chris - so helpful 🙏🏻

[@karinegraham4763]

Excellent. Thank you for this. xx

[@newguy6935]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@TimaDheere]

Very useful indeed. Thanks a million

[@projectionist9052]

That was so helpful, thanks for this quality content. I needed all those tips !

[@barianpixandvids]

Soooo impressive.

[@FrankTenorio09]

Brilliant!! Thank you Chris!

[@sourcefor]

Great stuff thanks!

[@OomBok]

I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot, thank you!

[@lofispace2384]

Hi Chris, I wish I had found your channel earlier ,-) This would have saved me a lot of money. I had absolutely misjudged LogicPro and now it is my favorite. Thanks for the videos and tips (they helped me a lot with the switch).

[@lucasgossani]

Thats amazing! Ive never used midi plugins and its really handy, thank you so much!

[@jarcauco]

Thank you. So engaging and helpful, so much value.

[@Sanjiocom]

Amazing tutorial. Thanks!

[@laskholt]

Thanks, so useful!

[@chriswftdj]

Looking forward to this. Thanks man!

[@vewilli]

Great Logic master! 👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻

[@LilMac0025]

5:00 a little after this point, you start going into dragging, dropping and chopping Apple Loops. I’m on an ooooold version of Logic (10.2.4 or something) and I can’t update due to my Mac being about 15 years old and running an old OS, so I can’t drag and drop. Is there a way to parse out sections of these loops and chop them up, just without the drag and drop function?

[@JeffyG]

Excellent tips - well explained 👍. I send many beginner/intermediate Logic users to your excellent channel.

[@brandyman5]

Thanks so much for this!

[@ronallen2458]

Wow Chris - these are all things that I could do on the struggle bus, but now...! This was so helpful. Also - I am excited to look into the midi effects. I have ignored them for far too long.

[@thesullivanstreetproject]

Man, I missed even the struggle bus for some of these things and was left downtrodden holding my Star Wars lunch box at the bus stop. This video is one of my favorites from this channel so far!

[@gentrydaniels]

I can hear Q Tip on this groove!

[@harryhoffman2413]

is there a quality difference in the sample when you chose to use flex mode polyphonic vs the "option drag"?

[@xav13r]

It shoud be the same. I think option drag is just a short way to stretch.

[@harryhoffman2413]

@@xav13r thank you !

[@akash.s.manikandan9724]

please do more videos on midi fx.....nd thanks for these Awesome videos as always Chris!!

[@keyantwilliams]

Awesome awesome awesome. Love the video and I subbed. Thank you

[@chadpaik7705]

again, thank you so much for these videos!!!!! you are amazing :)

[@just_pierre9730]

Nice! You got a new subscriber

[@wieloszynskimusic]

Thank you for this video! I am now creating so much faster!! And the links!

[@LuenLongchar]

Thank you Bro ❤️ Thank you so much you help me alot

[@ovidiuroman2676]

Awesoome dudee!! So helpful!! Thanks!

[@MrELMEMORIAS]

Hi. Do you know how to stop midi notes that stay “on”, even when you stop playing

[@seanlucas1636]

Hey Man, first off I just want to thank you for all your vids...can’t tell you how much they’ve helped me. I see that you run everything to a “submix”, which you add effects too as opposed to placing those effects on the “stereo out”. Is there an advantage to this? Thanks!