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| Summary |
Logic Pro X is a powerful digital audio workstation that comes with all the software tools you need to create great-sounding music. This practical guide helps you understand what Logic Pro X can do and how to approach accomplishing your musical tasks through expert guidance and years of experience distilled into the best practices. |
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- About Packt -- Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Beginning with Logic Pro X 10.5 -- Important information for beginning with Logic Pro X -- What are Audio and MIDI? -- Selecting essential hardware for Logic Pro X 10.5 -- An audio interface -- A MIDI controller -- Monitor speakers -- Monitor headphones -- Preferences versus Project Settings -- Opening Logic Pro X for the very first time! -- Changing Logic Pro X's default opening behavior -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Logic Pro X Interface |
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Logic Pro X windows, menus, and terminology -- The Main Window -- Tracks versus Channel Strips -- The Logic Pro X Library -- The Toolbar -- Customizing the Control bar and Toolbar -- Logic Pro X's included content -- Exploring the Browser -- The Project Browser -- The Media Browser -- The All Files Browser -- Apple Loops and the Loop Browser -- Saving your project -- The Left-click and Command-click tools -- Snap -- Changing the key and transposing regions -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Recording Audio -- The Project Templates -- Setting Preferences -- Audio Preferences -- Recording Preferences |
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Display Preferences -- Project Settings -- Setting levels -- Recording with a Cycle -- Cycle recording with Take Folders -- Quick Swipe Comping -- Project Alternatives -- Region Gain -- Other Cycle audio recording options -- Recording without a Cycle -- Tape recorder style punching in/out -- Recording without a click with Smart Tempo -- Saving a template -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Editing Audio -- Soloing and muting tracks and regions -- Mute/solo buttons on the Track Header -- Mute/solo buttons on the channel strip in the Mixer -- Region solo button in the Control Bar |
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Renaming and colorizing tracks and regions -- Zooming in and out on regions -- Copying and repeating regions -- Copying by holding Option + dragging -- Copying parts of regions with the Marquee tool -- Editing with Shuffle Mode -- Repeat Regions -- Looping regions -- Working with an imported audio file in the Audio Track Editor -- Audio Track Editor -- Audio File Editor -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Recording MIDI -- Logic Pro X's Software Instruments -- Logic Pro X's built-in help -- GarageBand versus Logic Pro instruments -- Viewing a MIDI region in the Logic Pro MIDI editors |
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MIDI continuous controllers -- Recording MIDI with Merge -- Let's get started! -- Advanced Quantize parameters -- Setting a default quantization setting -- Other techniques for recording MIDI -- Recording MIDI with Replace -- Recording MIDI with Cycle and Merge -- Recording MIDI with Cycle and Create Tracks -- Recording MIDI with Cycle and Create Track Alternatives -- Recording MIDI with Cycle and Take Folders -- Recording MIDI with CCs -- The Arpeggiator MIDI FX plugin -- Creating patches -- Creating a layered patch with Summing Stacks -- Creating a split layered patch with Summing Stacks |
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Logic (Computer file)
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Logic (Computer file) (OCoLC)fst01399623
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Digital audio editors.
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Graphical & digital media applications.
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Digital music: professional.
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Macintosh OS.
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Computers -- Interactive & Multimedia.
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Computers -- Operating Systems -- Macintosh.
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Computers -- Digital Media -- Audio.
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Digital audio editors. (OCoLC)fst01201927
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Asher, Jay Jumpstart Logic Pro X 10. 5 : Create Professional Music with Apple's Flagship Digital Audio Workstation App Birmingham : Packt Publishing, Limited,c2020 9781800562776 |
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1800561458 (electronic book) |
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9781800561458 (electronic book) |
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