آموزش جامع لاجیک پرو اکس

Logic Pro X Essential Training

These days, the studio is as much a part of music making as the musician. Logic Pro X combines the best of both worlds: features to bring fresh musical ideas to life, and tools to derive the most from a performance. In this course, Scott Hirsch takes you over the Logic learning curve, showing how to compose, record, edit, and mix great sounding tracks.

First, get comfortable with the setup and workflow, and then learn how to record audio and MIDI; work with virtual instruments; use samples and Apple Loops, and conform their time and pitch to better fit a song; and leverage key editing and arranging techniques.

Moving deeper into the program, Scott covers how to work with music notation and score to video. He wraps up with information on mixing, working in surround, and finishing a project.

Contents :

Introduction
From idea to song with Logic Pro X
What you should know
Using the exercise files
What’s New in Version 10.5
What’s new?
Introducing Live Loops
Going deeper with Live Loops
Arranging with Live Loops
Up and running with Sampler
Making magic with the Quick Sampler
Introducing Drum Synth and Step Sequencer
Advanced features in the Step Sequencer
1. Getting Set Up with Logic Pro X
Downloadable content and user level
Launching Logic with templates
Exploring track types
Connecting audio interfaces
Understanding MIDI interfaces
Getting to know preferences
2. Getting Your Workflow in Order
Exploring the main window in Logic
Using the many windows of Logic
Controlling playback
Working with cycle
Getting to know the tools
Naming tracks and regions
Useful and custom key commands
Controlling with the the Logic Remote app
Saving your project and file management
3. Making Music with Logic
Exploring and creating a patch
Jamming with Smart Controls
Layering with Track Stacks
Making beats with Drum Designer
Up and running with Drummer
Diving deeper into Drummer
Performing with the iPad or iPhone
Sculpting sounds with Alchemy
4. Recording MIDI
MIDI recording
Recording MIDI in takes
Merge recording with MIDI
Loop recording a beat with MIDI Merge
Using the Arpeggiator
5. Editing and Arranging MIDI
Mastering quantization
Working in the Piano Roll Editor
Drawing MIDI in the Piano Roll Editor
MIDI editing with the Step Editor
Exploring MIDI FX: Transposer
6. Composing with Samples, Apple Loops, and Exploring Tempo and Pitch
Importing audio
Exploring Apple Loops
Creating Apple Loops
Applying Smart Tempo
Working in the Smart Tempo Editor
Flex timing your tracks
Flex timing with track groups
Beat mapping your project
Retiming performances with the groove track
Importing elements between projects
7. Recording Audio
Setting up for recording
Recording a band
Punching loop recording with audio
Comping performances
8. Editing and Arranging Audio
Editing with audio regions
Exploring drag modes with audio regions
Working with region anchor points
Arranging with the Arrangement track
Employing track alternatives
9. Working with Notation
Up and running with the Score Editor
Editing in the Score Editor
Creating scores and lead sheets
10. Working with Picture
Setting up for a sync video project
Scoring music to video
Round trip audio to video
11. Working in Surround
Learn about Dolby Atmos
Getting set up for Dolby Atmos
Mixing in Dolby Atmos
Mixing in traditional surround sound setup
Using the Surround Panner
12. Mixing and Mastering
Setting up for the mix
Mapping controls for hands-on mixing
Exploring panning
Mixing with patches
Working with selection-based processing
Mixing with submixes and Track Stacks
Spatialize with reverb and delay
Giving your mix life with automation
Automate your mix in real time
Optimize mixing with freeze tracks
Mastering with your output fader
13. Exporting, Sharing, and Other Application Workflows
Finalize your mix
Outputting multitrack stems
Sharing your mix
Conclusion
Next steps