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 Create an easy but powerful iDrum style drum sequencer in Logic Pro16 July 2010In this lesson we explore the way it is possible to use the Hyper Editor in Logic Pro and Logic Express to create an extremely powerful drum sequencer. Used in conjunction with the Rewire lessons and Routing Multi Instrument Audio Outputs lesson here at Logic Café, alongside a drum sampler programme with the capacity for multiple audio outputs such as Native Instruments Battery or the EXS 24 Multi Instrument, you will have a seriously... read moreLearn new techniques and get to grips with Logic Pro and Logic Express using the FREE step-by-step Logic Café tutorials. | |
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Make Your Own Groove Templates in Logic ProLearn how to create a custom Quantize in Logic Pro which you can use as a groove template for your tracks. In this example, the MPC 3k Style grooves available here at Logic Café in the download section are used.... read more In Logic Tutorials, 03 June 2010. |
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Rewire in Logic ProThis lesson will show you how to add Rewire functionality in Logic Pro 8 and will enable you to sequence and mix your Rewire instruments from within the Logic Arrange page.... read more In Logic Tutorials, 02 February 2009. |
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Match Sample Loop to Song TempoLearn how to match the tempo of an audio sample loop in Logic Pro or Logic Express to the exact tempo of a song in this lesson here at Logic Cafe. This lesson enables you to quickly add percussion or instrument loops to fit into an arrangement.... read more In Logic Tutorials, 21 November 2007. |
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Match Song Tempo to a Sample LoopLearn how to match the tempo of a song in Logic Pro or Logic Express to the exact tempo of a sample loop in this lesson here at Logic Cafe. This lesson is also useful if you would simply like to quickly find the tempo of a sample for editing purposes. ... read more In Logic Tutorials, 09 September 2007. |
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Set up and use the built in arpeggiatorLearn how to use the built in arpeggiator in Logic Pro and Logic Express as an object placed between your physical MIDI controller / instrument and your sequencer input into Logics arrangement page. The arpeggiator in Logic Pro and Logic Express is extremely powerful. It works on all MIDI instruments of both internal soft-synths and external hardware MIDI instruments provided they have sequencer channels on the arrange page. ... read more In Logic Tutorials, 05 June 2007. |
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Create an environment for your MIDI hardwareLearn how to access and programme your hardware MIDI device such as a synthesizer or sampler by creating a basic environment for it in Logic Pro or Logic Express.... read more In Logic Tutorials, 02 May 2007. |
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Access GM sounds using the Quicktime SynthLearn how to use the built in Quicktime Synth to access the General MIDI (GM) sound set which appears as default on the arrange page in Logic Pro and Logic Express. The Quicktime Synth provides the full range of instruments and drum kits available on GM compatable synthesizers and sound modules.... read more In Logic Tutorials, 14 April 2007. |
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Create a powerful iDrum style drum sequencerLearn how to use the Hyper Editor in Logic Pro and Logic Express as a powerful drum sequencer. A common frustration to Logic users is the lack of a dedicated, flexible and intuitive drum sequencer. Fortunately with a little knowledge, you can create a drum sequencer as easy to use as Glaresoft’s iDrum, but far more powerful... read more In Logic Tutorials, 29 March 2007. |
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Use Multi Channel Audio Instruments as multi timbre synthesizersLearn how to access the range of MIDI channels available from your Multi Channel Audio instrument!One of the more, let’s say, enigmatic aspects of logic is the use of Multi Channel Audio Instruments In this lesson, you will learn how to access the range of MIDI channels available from your Multi Channel Audio instrument... read more In Logic Tutorials, 19 March 2007. |
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Route separate audio channels from Multi Channel Audio InstrumentsLearn how to use the audio outputs of Multi Channel Instruments This lesson works as a stand-alone lesson for drum samplers such as the EXS 24 and Native Instruments Battery or can be used in conjunction with the Multi Instrument MIDI Channel lesson available here on Logic Café. ... read more In Logic Tutorials, 19 February 2007. |
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Route ReWire audio into Logic Pro and Logic Express and set up new ReWire audio Channels!This lesson will show you how to wire the audio outputs of your Re-Wire host (eg. Reason, Ableton Live) into Logic Express and Logic Pro. This lesson can be used alone or in conjunction with the MIDI Rewire lesson in Logic Café... read more In Logic Tutorials, 19 February 2007. |
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Sequence ReWire instruments in Logic Pro and Logic ExpressThis lesson will show you how to construct a user environment in logic which will enable you to sequence your Rewire instruments from within the Logic programme. NB: This will only work with Logic versions 6 and 7 on Mac OSX. OSX Rewire functionality on Logic Version 5 never worked properly. The bug was fixed in version 6... read more In Logic Tutorials, 19 February 2007. |
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Create your own Groove QuantizesLearn how to create a custom Quantize in Logic Pro which you can use as a groove template for your tracks.In this example the MPC 3k Style grooves available here at Logic Café in the download section are used... read more In Logic Tutorials, 18 February 2007. |