Groove3 Logic Pro X Advanced Vol 2 TUTORiAL-MATRiX

MATRiX | Oct 16 2014 | 327.3 MB
AUDIO EDITING POWER UP

It’s time to power up your Audio Editing skills with Eli Krantzberg as he shows you everything you need to know about the Audio File Editor in Logic Pro X! This series leaves no stone unturned while looking at all the features and functions of Logic Pro X’s powerful Audio Editor Window and provides useful Tips & Tricks making you a Logic Pro X audio editing ninja in no time!

Eli begins with a walk through of various ways to Open the Audio File Editor for faster, easier access, regardless of your workflow preference. A detailed Overview of the Audio File Editor is next, covering all of its Tools and Functions, including the Display Modes and Playback Functions. Eli then demonstrates different Navigation Techniques, including Keyboard Shortcuts, that help you to work more efficiently in Logic Pro X.

From there, you’ll find out all about Selections, Transient-Based Selections, and Editing Transients, which make the Audio File Editor such a powerful tool to have in your arsenal. Because Tempo Detection and Matching is important in virtually any recording situation, Eli also demonstrates how to Calculate a Project’s Tempo Based on a Selection and How to Conform a Project to a Given Tempo.

The Audio File Editor in Logic Pro X also includes the ability to use Anchors as timing references, and the placement and movement of these Anchors can greatly affect playback. As a result, Eli walks you through a detailed look at all of the many uses of Anchors, including Locking and Unlocking them for complete control over your edits.

For projects that include Dialogue, Mouth Noises and Plosives, it’s a major concern, so Eli demonstrates how to easily eliminate these problems using Dialogue Editing through the Audio File Editor. You’ll see how to gain precise control over elements in an Audio File and even learn how to Manually Draw a Waveform to correct problem areas.

You also learn about Slipping Sync, Sample Loop Points, and Region Information, all of which are useful when Imbedding Metadata that can be accessed by Third-Party Sampled Instruments as well as across Multiple Projects.

When it comes to Effects, the Audio File Editor offers a number of unique options, including Reverse Effects and Phase Inversion as well as Trim, Fade, and Normalize Effects. Eli walks you through each feature, showing you how to utilize the full power of the Audio File Editor.

Whether you’re new to Logic Pro X or you’re a veteran who recently upgraded, this series offers invaluable information about the Audio File Editor that shouldn’t be missed. Let Eli Krantzberg show you the ropes and get you up to speed… watch “Logic Pro X Advanced Volume 2” today!