REQ: FaderPro Making Music with Logic Pro : Intermediate
INFO: Continue your Logic Pro journey with certified instructor Jono Buchanan, and discover the full potential of Apple’s popular digital audio workstation. Over the course of this whopping hour deep dive into every corner of the software, you’ll learn the most efficient and effective ways of using Logic Pro, whether you want to adopt a professional workflow, master its software instruments, record and work with audio and MIDI, upgrade your signal processing skills, or start finishing your mixes once and for all.
With Logic Pro, you can turn your Mac into a professional recording studio able to handle all manner of music-making tasks. Within the software you’ll find powerful creative tools for professional songwriting, beat-making, editing and mixing, along with a massive collection of plugins and sounds to fuel your creativity. The possibilities for creating, arranging and capturing music in Logic Pro are endless, which is why a guiding hand to focus your learning journey is crucial.
As the second course in a series delivered by Apple-certified instructor Jono Buchanan, Making Music with Logic Pro: Level 2 is perfect for those who have a good understanding of music production but want to get an insight into all corners of the Logic Pro landscape. If you’re totally new to all of this and want to build your knowledge of production fundamentals within Logic Pro from the ground up, consider taking the Making Music with Logic Pro: Beginner course first.
Under Jono’s experienced guidance you’ll be shown the inner workings of Logic Pro and given insight into how to make it work for you, and not against you. You’ll learn session skills for a more efficient workflow, explore audio manipulation and MIDI sequencing techniques, as well as getting focused tutorials on Logic’s array of versatile software instruments, drum programming tools, effects processors and other devices.
Music production has become a DAW-centric medium over the last ten years or so, and knowing the ins and outs of the software you use means you’re better able to bring your ideas to life. While this is a course that focuses on Logic Pro, you’ll find much of the concepts shared throughout the course is transferable to other music software interfaces, meaning you’ll find your overall understanding of general production workflows improves as a result.
All in all, there are an astounding 107 chapters packed full of unmissable insights in this course, split into easily digestible sections which you can progress through at your own pace. Each chapter covers techniques and tools that are clearly displayed in an actual Logic Pro session, and you’ll hear every bit of the audio examples that result.
Once you’ve finished, you can put your new skills to work immediately, and we’re betting your next Logic Pro session will be your best one yet!
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With Logic Pro, you can turn your Mac into a professional recording studio able to handle all manner of music-making tasks. Within the software you’ll find powerful creative tools for professional songwriting, beat-making, editing and mixing, along with a massive collection of plugins and sounds to fuel your creativity. The possibilities for creating, arranging and capturing music in Logic Pro are endless, which is why a guiding hand to focus your learning journey is crucial.
As the second course in a series delivered by Apple-certified instructor Jono Buchanan, Making Music with Logic Pro: Level 2 is perfect for those who have a good understanding of music production but want to get an insight into all corners of the Logic Pro landscape. If you’re totally new to all of this and want to build your knowledge of production fundamentals within Logic Pro from the ground up, consider taking the Making Music with Logic Pro: Beginner course first.
Under Jono’s experienced guidance you’ll be shown the inner workings of Logic Pro and given insight into how to make it work for you, and not against you. You’ll learn session skills for a more efficient workflow, explore audio manipulation and MIDI sequencing techniques, as well as getting focused tutorials on Logic’s array of versatile software instruments, drum programming tools, effects processors and other devices.
Music production has become a DAW-centric medium over the last ten years or so, and knowing the ins and outs of the software you use means you’re better able to bring your ideas to life. While this is a course that focuses on Logic Pro, you’ll find much of the concepts shared throughout the course is transferable to other music software interfaces, meaning you’ll find your overall understanding of general production workflows improves as a result.
All in all, there are an astounding 107 chapters packed full of unmissable insights in this course, split into easily digestible sections which you can progress through at your own pace. Each chapter covers techniques and tools that are clearly displayed in an actual Logic Pro session, and you’ll hear every bit of the audio examples that result.
Once you’ve finished, you can put your new skills to work immediately, and we’re betting your next Logic Pro session will be your best one yet!
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