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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Edit drums in Logic Pro
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How To:
Import & export OMF/AAF files with Logic Pro
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Add movement to a bassline with filter modulation in Logic Pro 8 or 9
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Use the Piano Roll Editor in Logic Pro 8
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Use a Wii controller to output MIDI & control Logic
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Master audio in Logic Pro for loud sounding, pronounced tracks
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Use MIDI in Logic Pro 9
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Automate tempo in Logic Pro
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Edit drums in Logic Pro
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