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Creating massive pulsing pads in Logic Pro X using stock plugins. In this video we discover how you can make big sounding pad sounds with movement and depth. A great way to move beyond preset and often static pad sounds, which add a pulse to your tracks. All of this just using stock Logic Pro X plugins.
As we know, Logic Pro is a very deep DAW, and there is a ton of stuff you might never find or use with your workflow. Even if you do go on a deep dived there are a LOT of hidden features buried deep down in Logic. In this video I look at Logic Pro X's Amp designer where there are a series of character EQ, and Spring Reverbs. Find out how to access and use them with your tracks.
We are all short of time and want to get more music finished, mixed and out to our listeners. Creating a template in Logic Pro X is THE surefire way to save more time and be more productive in your studio. In this video we look at the reasons why it will supercharge your workflow, and give examples of how a Logic Pro template might work in your studio.
I am always amazing at the power that modern DAWs give the music/audio creative, some of them are quite functional, but when you look under the hood, they can be used in amazingly creative ways. I love the idea of taking something which already exists and then mangling and manipulating it into something completely different….I mean that forms the basis of the majority of all of my work!
