In this audio editing software tutorial Connor Smith will show you how to group tracks in Logic Pro. Specifically, learn how to group drum tracks to prepare them for editing in Logic. Remember, you want to group things that are already similar so as you edit, you can edit them together.
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How To:
Import & export OMF/AAF files with Logic Pro
How To:
Create a telephone effect with EQ in Logic Pro 8 or 9
How To:
Record in Apple Logic Pro 9
How To:
Find the BPM of a song in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Create your own Apple Loops in Logic Pro 9
How To:
Reverse audio files in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Record track automation in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Use instrument tracks in Logic Pro
How To:
Quantize MIDI notes in Piano Roll editor in Logic Pro
How To:
Move notes with MIDI controls in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Create beats with the Ultrabeat drum machine in Logic
How To:
Use Apple Loops in Logic Pro 8
How To:
Create a vocoder synth sound in Logic Pro with the EVOC 20 PolySynth
How To:
Use MIDI in Logic Pro 9
How To:
Use sidechaining in Logic Pro
How To:
Warp Time with the Flex Time Tool in Logic Pro 9
How To:
Edit drums in Logic Pro
How To:
Use quantization in Logic Pro 8
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Create dynamic mixes using automation control in Logic Pro 9 on Mac OSX
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