Groove 3 - Logic Pro X Score Editor Explained Vol 3

Logic Score Editor guru Doug Zangar finishes his three-part Logic Pro X Score Editor Explained series

with these in-depth video tutorials covering Mapped Instruments for Drums, Creating a Lead Sheet, Creating an Orchestral Template, Converting a Score to Individual Parts, Exporting your Score in MusicXML Format, and more!

Doug picks up right where he left off in volume 2, covering some important View menu items such as Duration Bars, Guides, and how to Explode folders and polyphony. Then he dives right into Drum Mapping, teaching you about the mapped staff style and showing you the interaction between the Mapped Instrument window and the Staff Styles window.

Next, Doug thoroughly demonstrates how to create a lead sheet, from entering editing and aligning chords, to formatting the layout and adding text and lyrics. You'll be able to get fully professional lead sheets, ready to hand out to other musicians, right in Logic Pro!

Doug now shows you how to build an orchestral template, starting with best practices for naming and coloring tracks. He then explains how to set up your pages, staff styles, and score sets, as well as how to refine them and save the template.

Additionally, Doug covers some advanced techniques for making standard notation and guitar tablature look similar, and finally, shows you how to view, print, and save PDF and industry standard MusicXML files.

If you use the Logic Pro X Score Editor, complete your training with the final series, "Logic Pro X Score Editor Vol. 3 Explained"!