Showing posts with label Logic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logic. Show all posts
Monday, 25 March 2013
Logic Tutorial: Use Your iPad As A Second Monitor + Streamline Your Workflow
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apple,
control surfaces,
controllers,
dj school,
electronic music production,
interfaces,
IOS,
Ipad,
IPad 2,
iPad as second monitor,
iPhone,
Logic,
Logic Pro,
music technology,
Software,
touch
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Tuesdays Tech: Playing Melodies with Vocal Samples
In this tutorial, Matt Shadetek shows you how to manipulate, re-pitch, and process vocal samples using Logic Pro 9’s ESX24 Sampler and Pitch Correction plug-in. Utilizing one of the vocal samples that comes with Logic, Shadetek slices each individual note of the sample, converts them into a sampler instrument. Shadetek delves into the ESX24 Instrument Editor, in order to re-pitch the vocal samples and make them playable across the keyboard. He then utilizes Logic’s Pitch Correction plug-in (similar to Antares Auto-tune), which he uses to refine the pitch of the re-pitched notes. At the end of the tutorial, you should have a strong grasp of how to take a sample and play your own melody with it in Logic’s EXS24 sampler.
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Tuesdays Tech Tips: Logic Voice Sampling..
Playing Melodies With Voice Samples in Logic..
In this tutorial, producer/DJ and Dubspot Senior Logic Instructor Matt Shadetek shows you how to manipulate, re-pitch, and process vocal samples using Logic Pro 9’s ESX24 Sampler and Pitch Correction plug-in. Utilizing one of the vocal samples that comes with Logic, Shadetek slices each individual note of the sample, converts them into a sampler instrument. Shadetek delves into the ESX24 Instrument Editor, in order to re-pitch the vocal samples and make them playable across the keyboard. He then utilizes Logic’s Pitch Correction plug-in (similar to Antares Auto-tune), which he uses to refine the pitch of the re-pitched notes. At the end of the tutorial, you should have a strong grasp of how to take a sample and play your own melody with it in Logic’s EXS24 sampler.
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Tuesdays Tech Tips: Beat Programming...
So here at the blog I'm all about trying to get people started on there musical journey. As my regular readers will know, I try to post what I consider to be helpful to producers who are starting out from scratch and only have the basic packages to work from.....
So here are some tutorials on beat making and programming within Logic & Ableton Live... I realise a lot of people programme purely from audio but its nice to know how to make beats from scratch...
Labels:
Ableton,
Beat Programming,
Drums,
Live.,
Logic,
tech review,
Tech Tips
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