Logic Pro Cranked Up To X
When working as a music composer, beat
maker, or orchestrator in the music industry during this digital age of
technology DAW’s
become second nature. Therefore, when you need a level of control at your
fingertips look no further than Apple’s Logic Pro
X. So, what is Logic Pro? Well it is a digital audio workstation that has an
enormous collection of plug-ins
and sounds, which can flesh out any musical idea conceivable. This DAW provides
the user with the ability to compose sounds from scratch, start with a sine
wave and transform it into an industry standard. This feat is accomplished with
the advanced options of the sequencer in Logic Pro that lets you record,
edit, and manipulate MIDI
performances any way imaginable. For that orchestrator in you instantly convert
MIDI data into notation within Logic Pro while still being able to edit notes extensively
with input options to enter the music manually. Music notation tools with a full
notation layout allowing instrument transposition, drum notation, and lyric
input, this feature also allows printing of sheet music. With all of these
defining features nothing else is needed in creating your next hit or single
with this DAW.
Now that Logic Pro is cranked up to X
what can be expected of the new Logic layout and interface. Well, for one The Logic
Remote app lets your iPad or iPad mini wirelessly pair with your Mac,
giving you the freedom to control Logic Pro from anywhere in the room. The Logic
Remote app forwards many possibilities to the user, such as mobile auditioning
of your tracks and audio mixing your sound. Logic Remote gives you all the
controls needed to macro and micro mix right from the vocal booth.
That is not all, what else does being
cranked up to X offer the user? Track
stacks, this cool new feature keeps your sessions better organized through
consolidating related tracks into one group track. For example, you have
multiple guitars such as a lead GTR, a lead GTR2, an acoustic GTR, and a bass GTR;
this feature will place all of those tracks into a stack under a single new
track format. This feature will even allow you to route the track stack to an
auxiliary track for submixing, thus giving the user better management of the
session while keeping sections of the session well organized. Getting your
music out to the masses has never been easier.
With Logic Pro X you can now upload songs
to your SoundCloud account right from your session.
The media browser in Logic Pro X lets you effortlessly move assets
to Final Cut Pro X or other Apple related apps. This is all thanks
to the support of the MusicXML
format in Logic. If you have compositions that are organized with markings and enhancements
will now transfer over to other notation software applications completely
intact. The biggest new feature that has always been a fan favorite in Avid’s Pro Tools
is flex pitch. With flex
pitch you can practically never get stuck on a performance, you can now fine-tune
the pitch in your audio tracks. Smooth out, add, or increase vibrato. Or even
create or remove pitch slides between notes. This can all be done constantly
without switching tools, just hover over any wave form you wan to edit and
begin to flex pitch. So now that you know the power of being cranked up to X with Apples Logic Pro, what will you be using it for in your sessions.
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