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Spend less time learning and more time recording

Logic Pro X offers Mac users the tools and power they need to create recordings ready to share with the world. This book provides the know-how for navigating the interface, tweaking the settings, picking the sounds, and all the other tech tasks that get in the way of capturing the perfect take. 

Written by a Logic Pro X trainer who’s used the software to further his own music career, Logic Pro X For Dummies cuts back on the time needed to learn the software and allows for more time making amazing recordings.

  • Record live sound sources or built-in virtual instruments
  • Arrange your tracks to edit, mix, and master
  • Discover tips to speed the process and record on an iPad
  • Make sense of the latest software updates

A favorite among Logic Pro X beginners, this book is updated to reflect the ongoing changes added to enhance Logic Pro X’s recording power.

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
2(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
3(2)
Part 1: Leaping Into Logic Pro X 5(74)
Chapter 1 Getting Logic Pro Up and Sprinting
7(12)
Embracing Logic Pro
8(1)
Transitioning from Other Software
9(1)
Creating with Logic Pro
10(3)
Thinking like a pro
10(1)
Planning your creative process
10(2)
Getting to the finish line
12(1)
Connecting Your Logic Pro Studio
13(6)
Setting up your computer
14(1)
Connecting your hardware
15(1)
Building common setups
16(3)
Chapter 2 Examining Logic Pro Projects
19(16)
Starting Your Project
20(4)
Opening a project
21(1)
Saving a project
22(1)
Closing a project
23(1)
Naming and renaming a project
23(1)
Augmenting Your Project
24(2)
Saving time with project templates
24(1)
Autosave your hard work
24(1)
Recover from problems with project backups
25(1)
Create options with project alternatives
25(1)
Customizing Your Project Settings
26(6)
Import settings and content from other projects
28(2)
Export your project for collaboration
30(2)
Tidying Up Your Project
32(3)
Chapter 3 Exploring the Main Window and Tracks Area
35(28)
Navigating Logic Pro
35(9)
Getting comfortable in the main window
36(1)
Working in the tracks area
36(3)
Controlling the control bar
39(3)
Polishing in the editors area
42(1)
Investigating the inspector
43(1)
Taking Inventory of Your Track List
44(3)
Make headway with track headers
44(2)
Make it pretty with track colors
46(1)
Zooming Tracks
47(1)
Your Logic Pro Toolbox
48(3)
Keeping It Simple with Smart Controls
51(6)
Opening smart controls
51(2)
Editing smart control layouts
53(1)
Manually mapping smart controls
53(2)
Editing smart control parameters
55(1)
Controlling the controls with your controller
56(1)
Navigating with Key Commands
57(3)
Saving Workspaces with Screensets
60(3)
Chapter 4 Embracing Tracks and Regions
63(16)
Knowing Your Track Types
64(5)
Audio track
64(1)
Software instrument track
65(1)
Drummer track
65(1)
External MIDI track
66(1)
Track stacks
67(1)
Folder track
68(1)
Around the Global Tracks
69(2)
Sorting and Hiding Tracks
71(1)
Creating Options with Track Alternatives
72(1)
Knowing the Region Types
72(2)
Audio region
73(1)
MIDI region
73(1)
Drummer region
74(1)
Editing Regions
74(7)
Dragging, moving, and resizing regions
74(2)
Splitting, joining, and deleting regions
76(1)
Snapping regions to a grid
77(1)
Looping and copying regions
77(2)
Part 2: Digital Recording And Using Prerecorded Media 79(56)
Chapter 5 Introduction to Digital Audio and MIDI
81(14)
Understanding Digital Audio
81(5)
Acoustics 101
82(1)
Set your sample rate
83(1)
Determine your bit depth
84(1)
Choosing audio file types
85(1)
Connecting Your Audio Devices
86(5)
Choosing your input and output device
86(1)
Setting your I/O buffer size and reducing latency
87(1)
Monitoring signals through your hardware or software
88(1)
Exploring audio preferences
89(2)
Understanding MIDI
91(2)
Sending MIDI messages
92(1)
Changing MIDI channels
92(1)
Connecting Your MIDI Devices
93(2)
Connecting MIDI controllers
93(1)
Connecting external instruments
93(1)
Exploring MIDI preferences
93(2)
Chapter 6 Recording Audio
95(14)
Preparing to Record Audio
95(5)
Test your recording levels
97(1)
Enable software and input monitoring
98(1)
Setting up the metronome
98(2)
Recording Your First Audio Take
100(1)
Recording Multiple Takes in Cycle Mode
101(2)
Recording Multiple Inputs
103(1)
Punching In and Punching Out
103(2)
Recording with Smart Tempo
105(1)
Setting Up Multiple Monitor Mixes
106(3)
Giving your singer a separate vocal cue mix
107(2)
Chapter 7 Recording MIDI
109(12)
Preparing to Record MIDI
109(7)
Recording external MIDI instruments
110(2)
Recording software instruments
112(1)
Recording with musical typing
113(1)
Recording with the step input keyboard
114(2)
Recording Your First MIDI Take
116(1)
Recording Multiple MIDI Takes in Cycle Mode
117(1)
Creating Tracks in Cycle Mode
118(1)
Overdubbing MIDI
119(1)
Recording Multiple MIDI Inputs
119(2)
Chapter 8 Adding Media to Your Project
121(14)
Adding Apple Loops to Your Project
121(5)
Navigating the loop browser
122(1)
Adding audio loops
123(2)
Adding MIDI loops
125(1)
Adding drummer loops
125(1)
Adding Prerecorded Audio to Your Project
126(5)
Using the browsers to find audio files
126(1)
Adding audio to your project
127(1)
Adding audio from the media browser
128(2)
Adding audio from the all files browser
130(1)
Importing Video to Your Project
131(6)
Adding a movie to your project
131(1)
Exploring the movie track
132(1)
Creating movie scene markers
133(1)
Importing audio from your movie
133(2)
Part 3: Making Music With Virtual Instruments 135(84)
Chapter 9 Making Beats with Drum and Percussion Software Instruments
137(24)
Playing with Your Virtual Drummer
138(6)
Creating a drummer track
138(1)
Creating drummer regions
139(1)
Choosing and directing your drummer in the editor
139(3)
Selecting producer kits
142(1)
Building custom kits with Drum Kit Designer
142(2)
Converting drummer regions to MIDI regions
144(1)
Creating Beats with Ultrabeat
144(12)
Exploring the Ultrabeat interface
145(1)
Choosing sounds in the assignment section
146(2)
Shaping sounds in the synthesizer section
148(4)
Sequencing patterns in the step sequencer
152(3)
Controlling patterns with MIDI
155(1)
Exporting patterns into the tracks area
156(1)
Designing Electronic Drums Kits with Drum Machine Designer
156(5)
Exploring the Drum Machine Designer interface
158(1)
Playing drums and kit pieces
158(1)
Editing drum sounds
158(3)
Chapter 10 Playing Virtual Vintage Instruments
161(22)
Taking Stock of Vintage Instruments
162(1)
Loading and playing vintage instruments
162(1)
Choosing vintage instrument presets
163(1)
Spinning Your Tone Wheels with the Vintage B3
163(10)
Understanding drawbars
164(4)
Get the vintage vibe with vibrato/chorus and percussion
168(2)
Playing with presets
170(1)
Spinning the Leslie
170(1)
Going deep into expert options
171(1)
Controlling the manuals and foot pedals with MIDI controllers
172(1)
Funking Up the Vintage Clay
173(3)
Choosing your Clay type
173(1)
Picking your pickups
173(2)
Getting classic sounds with effects
175(1)
Extending your Clay
176(1)
Getting the Tone of Tines with the Vintage Electric Piano
176(2)
Exploring tines, reeds, and tone bars
176(1)
Producing great sounds with timeless effects
177(1)
Playing with additional parameters
177(1)
Making Music with the Vintage Mellotron
178(1)
Fusing Four Synths with Retro Synth
179(4)
Choosing your flavor of synthesis: Analog, sync, wavetable, and FM
179(1)
Controlling your synth parameters
180(1)
Modifying synth effects
181(1)
Modulating the synth
181(2)
Chapter 11 Sound Design with Synths and Samplers
183(24)
Exploring the Logic Pro Synths
183(12)
The EFM1 FM synth
185(1)
The ES1 subtractive synth
186(2)
The ES2 hybrid synth
188(2)
The ES E ensemble synth
190(1)
The ES M mono synth
191(2)
The ES P poly synth
193(1)
The EVOC 20 poly synth vocoder
194(1)
Modeling Sounds Using Sculpture
195(4)
Understanding sound modeling
196(1)
Exploring the Sculpture interface
197(2)
Sampling with the EXS24 Sampler
199(4)
Importing sample libraries
199(1)
Converting regions to sampler instruments
200(1)
Controlling sample parameters
201(1)
Editing sampled instruments
202(1)
Manipulating Samples with Alchemy
203(4)
Exploring the Alchemy interface
203(1)
Designing and resynthesizing sounds
204(1)
Using the arpeggiator
205(1)
Adding effects
206(1)
Chapter 12 Conducting a Virtual Orchestra
207(12)
Building an Orchestral Template
208(6)
Choosing your orchestral instruments
209(2)
Choosing appropriate staff styles
211(1)
Saving your orchestral template
212(2)
Performing Your Orchestra
214(2)
Playing with Studio Strings and Horns
216(1)
Traveling the World Instruments
217(2)
Part 4: Arranging And Editing Your Project 219(70)
Chapter 13 Arranging Your Music
221(28)
Working in the Tracks Area
221(5)
Using the ruler
222(1)
Scrubbing the arrangement
223(1)
Investigating the region inspector
223(2)
Investigating the track inspector
225(1)
Showing Your Global Tracks
226(8)
Creating and naming markers
227(2)
Creating key signature and time signature changes
229(2)
Creating tempo changes
231(2)
Creating arrangement markers
233(1)
Creating transposition points
233(1)
Beat Mapping Your Arrangement
234(2)
Beat mapping MIDI regions
234(1)
Beat mapping audio regions
235(1)
Automatically beat-mapping regions
235(1)
Arranging Regions in the Tracks Area
236(7)
Selecting regions
237(1)
Selecting parts of regions with the marquee tool
238(1)
Moving regions
239(1)
Soloing and muting regions
240(1)
Time-stretching regions
241(1)
Demixing MIDI regions
241(1)
Fading and crossfading audio regions
241(1)
Stripping silence from audio regions
242(1)
Creating Folder Tracks
243(2)
Packing and unpacking folders
243(1)
Adding and removing regions
244(1)
Creating alias folders and regions
244(1)
Using Groove Templates
245(4)
Creating a groove template
246(1)
Importing groove templates from other projects
247(1)
Importing third-party groove templates
247(2)
Chapter 14 Editing Audio Tracks
249(20)
Knowing Your Audio Editors
249(2)
The audio track editor
250(1)
The audio file editor
250(1)
The file tempo editor
251(1)
Creating the Perfect Take with Quick Swipe Comping
251(4)
Comping takes
252(1)
Creating alternate comps
253(1)
Editing take regions
253(1)
Packing and unpacking take folders
254(1)
Time Traveling with Flex Time
255(4)
Choosing flex time algorithms
256(2)
Using flex markers
258(1)
Using the flex tool
259(1)
Tuning with Flex Pitch
259(3)
Editing pitch in the tracks area
260(1)
Editing pitch in the audio track editor
260(1)
Editing pitch event hot spots
261(1)
Quantizing the pitch and scale of a region
262(1)
Editing Audio in the Audio File Editor
262(5)
Navigating and playing audio
263(1)
Selecting audio
264(1)
Editing audio
265(2)
Editing Tempo in the File Tempo Editor
267(2)
Editing beat markers
267(2)
Chapter 15 Editing MIDI Tracks
269(20)
Knowing Your MIDI Editors
270(4)
Editing MIDI in the Piano Roll Editor
274(3)
Adding and editing notes
275(1)
Editing the velocity of notes
275(1)
Quantizing notes
276(1)
Muting notes
276(1)
Using automation
277(1)
Editing MIDI in the Step Editor
277(2)
Creating and editing steps
277(1)
Creating and editing lanes
278(1)
Creating and editing lane sets
279(1)
Editing MIDI in the Score Editor
279(4)
Creating and editing notes in the score
280(1)
Investigating the score region inspector
281(1)
Adding items from the part box
282(1)
Editing MIDI in the MIDI Transform Window
283(2)
Using transform presets
284(1)
Creating transform presets
285(1)
Editing MIDI in the Event List Editor
285(2)
Displaying events
285(1)
Creating and editing events
286(1)
Editing Your MIDI Environment
287(4)
Exploring object parameters
287(1)
Viewing environment layers
288(1)
Inserting objects in the environment
288(1)
Part 5: Mixing, Mastering, And Sharing Your Music 289(64)
Chapter 16 Mixing Your Project
291(20)
Understanding Important Mixing Concepts
291(8)
Mindset
292(1)
Acoustics
292(2)
Balance
294(1)
Panning
295(1)
Frequency
296(1)
Depth
297(1)
Effects
297(1)
Dynamics
297(1)
Interest
298(1)
Knowing Your Channel Strip Types
299(2)
Audio channel strips
299(1)
Instrument channel strips
300(1)
MIDI channel strips
300(1)
Auxiliary channel strips
300(1)
Output channel strips
300(1)
Using Meters to Visualize Volume and Levels
301(4)
Understanding clipping
302(1)
Choosing pre-fader or post-fader metering
302(2)
Changing the level-meter scale
304(1)
Using the Loudness Meter
305(1)
Adjusting Channel Strip Controls
305(4)
Adjusting volume and toggling between levels
306(1)
Adjusting the pan balance
306(1)
Muting and soloing tracks
307(1)
Grouping tracks
307(1)
Choosing input and output settings
308(1)
Selecting channel strip settings
309(1)
Taking Track Notes
309(2)
Chapter 17 Shaping Your Mix with Effects
311(20)
Adding Effects to Tracks
311(3)
Adding audio and MIDI insert effects
312(1)
Adding send effects
312(2)
Controlling Signal Flow
314(3)
Understanding how insert and send effects work
314(1)
Using auxiliary channel strips
314(1)
Using multi-output instruments
315(1)
Using the output and master channel strips
316(1)
Adjusting the EQ of Your Tracks
317(3)
Adding Channel EQ
317(2)
Using match EQ
319(1)
Adding Depth with Reverb and Delay
320(5)
Using Space Designer
321(2)
Using ChromaVerb
323(1)
Using Delay Designer
324(1)
Adding or Removing Dynamics with Compression
325(6)
Using Compressor
325(3)
Using Limiter
328(1)
Using other dynamics tools
329(2)
Chapter 18 Automating Your Mix
331(6)
Turning Your Mix Into a Performance with Automation
331(1)
Choosing Your Automation Mode
332(1)
Adding Automation to Your Tracks
333(2)
Adjusting automation points
334(1)
Moving regions with or without automation
334(1)
Recording Live Automation
335(2)
Chapter 19 Mastering Your Final Track
337(8)
Fine-Tuning EQ
338(2)
Using Linear Phase EQ
338(1)
Matching a reference mix with Match EQ
338(2)
Adding Multiband Compression
340(2)
Using Multipressor
341(1)
Avoiding a squashed mix
341(1)
Turn It Up
342(3)
Using Adaptive Limiter for maximum loudness
342(1)
Matching levels to other recorded material
343(2)
Chapter 20 Bouncing and Sharing Your Music
345(8)
Bouncing Your Project
345(3)
Recording external instruments before you bounce
346(1)
Bouncing to an audio file
347(1)
Creating Stems and Alternate Mixes
348(2)
Bouncing a stem mix
349(1)
Bouncing alternate mixes
349(1)
Sharing Your Music
350(5)
Sharing your project to iTunes
350(1)
Sharing your project to the media browser
350(1)
Sharing your project to SoundCloud
351(2)
Part 6: The Part Of Tens 353(20)
Chapter 21 Ten Ways to Use an iPad with Logic Pro X
355(12)
Playing Keys
356(1)
Playing Guitar
357(1)
Playing Drums
357(1)
Editing Tracks and Your Arrangement
358(2)
Using Your iPad Mixing Console
360(1)
Recording Remotely
361(1)
Commanding Logic Pro
361(1)
Navigating Logic Pro
362(1)
Adding Tracks with GarageBand for iOS
363(1)
Importing iPad Audio
364(3)
Chapter 22 Ten Tips to Speed Your Workflow
367(6)
Keep Detailed Notes
367(1)
Use Key Commands
368(1)
Use Screensets
368(1)
Save Track Stack Patches and Channel Strip Settings
369(1)
Choose a Tool and Master It
370(1)
Choose a Tool and Ignore It
370(1)
Use the Fastest Way, Not the Right Way
370(1)
Establish a Troubleshooting Strategy
371(1)
Save and Back Up Frequently
371(1)
Don't Lose Sight of the Music
372(1)
Index 373
Graham English is a singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, jazz-trained keyboard player, and audio expert. When he's not sharing the stage with rock and jazz greats, he trains and coaches creative professionals at Logic Studio Training and creates online training materials for aspiring songwriters at speedsongwriting.com.