There are a number of companies that make effects plug-ins compatible with Logic Pro. By most accounts, these all sound pretty good to great. I know a lot of people live in these, whether they choose one manufacturer or mix and match from several or many. Of course, I think people should do whatever works…Continue reading Logic and Third Party Effects Plug-ins
An Idea for Logic
And other DAWs, but I don’t use them. Sometimes I would like to solo a track, but not really. Soloing mutes all the other tracks, but there are times I want to hear the other tracks, just not as loudly. I would like to see a feature where I could pull down the levels of…Continue reading An Idea for Logic
Logic Pro 11
Nope, I’m not going to make that joke. It’s been nearly a year since the announcement of Logic Pro 11 and frankly, I missed it, or at least posting about it here. In fact, there have been four releases since 11, 11.0.1, 11.1, 11.1.1, and 11.1.2. Looking at the release notes, I have to say…Continue reading Logic Pro 11
Logic Pro Manuals – A Disappointment
A long time ago, I posted about how the manuals for Logic Pro and MainStage were available in iBooks. Yes, that post is so old that it was called iBooks, not Books or Apple Books. I recently found out that Apple has not updated these books in nearly a year. Logic Pro 11 came out…Continue reading Logic Pro Manuals – A Disappointment
The biggest update to Logic since the launch of Logic Pro X – and it’s a free update!
According to Apple, Logic Pro 10.5 is the biggest update since Logic Pro X shipped in July 2013. (That’s seven years of free updates!) From the press release, Apple today unveiled a major update to Logic Pro X with a professional version of Live Loops, a completely redesigned sampling workflow, and new beat-making tools. With its collection…Continue reading The biggest update to Logic since the launch of Logic Pro X – and it’s a free update!