Songwriter, Recording Artist, and Blogging Musician
If you’re a brand new Logic Studio user or If you’re thinking about buying it and want to see how easy it is to begin making music, these videos will help you hit the tape hot.
If you’re a brand new Logic Studio user or If you’re thinking about buying it and want to see how easy it is to begin making music, these videos will help you hit the tape hot.
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about grahamI'm a songwriter and performing artist who sings, plays keyboards and guitar, and explores the vast world of sound hoping to find some magical moments along the way. I'm also a Mac geek.
Celtics! Phew! 6 days ago
Hi Graham,
Thanks very much for the tutorial and good work on the production! Nicely done! I’m just starting with Logic Pro 8 and it’s vast. I’m looking forward to the next installation.
robert
You’re welcome! The entire series is up on YouTube: Logic Studio Training Beginner Series
And the premium continuation is available at Logic Studio Training.
Hi Graham,
I have Logic Pro 8 and have just finished recording a heavy rock drum track for a 5 minute song using one of the software drum kits.
The problem I have, is that where I originally only needed 4 counts of empty introduction to the start of drums for the song, I now want to record a longer intro to add effects, -say, 8 counts in.
I have desperately tried to fathom out a way of adding empty recording time before the start of the track, but I’m lost.
Do you have any advice please?
Many thanks,
James
The easiest thing to do is to select all the regions in the arrange area and drag them down the timeline. You can also insert time using the locators. Create a cycle the length you want inserted at the first bar of your song and choose Region > Cut/Insert Time > Insert Silence Between Locators. There’s also a key command for this.