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Very helpful video - thank you!! I like how you jump right into it without 5 minutes of a preamble.

Is this something you should do or can do before recording?

Epic editing!

can you make a gain staging video for logic. Or more specifically make a video for how to gain stage band practice so it sounds good through headphones through just the interface and mac

Thanks for the video, really helped

You are the best. Thank you for getting me going.

This is awesome, learned so much!

Thank you for posting. Keep posting more. I always wait for your videos 💯♥️

I recently found ur channel. Thks for sharing 🙏🏻

Besides the harmonic content and fulness that chromaglow gives, folks look at his stereo output. No nasty peaks it tames the peaks in the mix. Natural compression. Loud, full mix. Great plugin.

I had used an automated drummer and when I changed the piano slightly it completely changed the drums?? I don’t know why because I had only redone the piano chords. They were the same chords from before just a little cleaner. It changed the drums COMPLETELY and I don’t know how to get them back. I’m pretty new to GarageBand too so can someone please help me 🙏

Alltho rock is not my type of music, you are super informative and I’ve learnt a lot from your video’s. Thank you!

I don't know if this is outdated, but the built in compressor does have a reduction meter, but I've only been able to access it 2 ways: (1) pick a patch in the library (left hand side of GB) that happens to have the reduction meter (for example, some of the vocal patches), or (2) create a new audio track and it will default to having compression with the reduction meter in the smart control bar. Strangely, if you remove the plugin, you can't just re-add it to get the reduction meter back. You can only get it on the track creation (or the selection of a patch that displays it). One more gotcha: the reduction meter is not numbered, but at least you get visual feedback of some sort.

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Could you do a video on how to a complete song in Logic Pro 11 from start to finish? your teaching style is very good and straight forward. keep up the good work!

Thank you for the informative video. I am a long time music editor in Pro Tools and going all the way back to Synclavier. I have to be honest and say I'm not yet a big fan of logic? I am trying to learn it as some clients of mine are asking me to. The way you are demonstrating editing you are moving so quickly in terms of how the tools are interacting that it's hard to track what you're doing? Also, it looks to me like you are manually nudging audio files to align to the phase correlation of the other File? Why would you not use a command where you're nudging by even increments like in ProTools? It seems unnecessary or inaccurate to be nudging by eye and moving things by hand? Some of the difficulties that I have with logic are that really basic editing things like moving object to a specific moment in Time seems to be really complicated? Maybe I'm missing some thing and I need more time with the DAW but so far I'm not seeing a lot of ease of workflow with this particular tool. I do appreciate that you're trying to show how editing can work. Thanks for taking the time to make this. PS call Suu it's really interesting to watch you everything with audio files but I'm curious if this kind of editing style also works when it's purely midi?

thanks

So well done , explained precisely yet simply Can’t wait to watch The video you recommended where you actually go through the steps of doing the mix I have worked in GarageBand in the past I just got logic Pro so this will be quite exciting to work with the information that you gave me. Thank you so much.

Makes a huge difference and thanks for unselfishly sharing, as you always do, as well as teaching...

New to DeEssing... Did you put the DeEsser at the beginning of the chain before EQ or compression? Thanks for the video!

Dead useful tips! Thank you!!

Thanks man! Good stuff.

Hello there! Thank you very much for such a cool video series. I just love it :3 I'm a completely beginner in the music production, but I really looking into the house and techno. Would someone will be able to recommend any drummer and/or drummer kit which is good to start using for such music genres?

Still one of the best guides!!

please check and test the pm-1 from icon!

this is the first video I've seen of yours, really happy I came across your channel this has been the best explained video for mixing for me. Thanks for the video!

I have a question about preparing my tracks BEFORE STEP 1. I'm trying to find a workflow that works but it''s so difficult to get out of the creative-writing/recording mode. Many of my tracks are still MIDI tracks. Do you recommend printing/bouncing these to audio before beginning the 6-Step mix process?

Another great video. Personally I love / hate what they've done to Drummer. I love the new manual patterns and the ability to pick side stick in a region (though it's too loud compared to center hits), but I hate what I'm hoping is a temporary or personal glitch: splitting regions that have fills will occasionally throw the drum timing off (like way off). The timing gets thrown off both on the fill before the split and the drums that begin right after the split. I have a ticket opened with Apple (not holding my breath), but hoping a future update fixes it. Have you (or anyone else) experienced the same issue creating fills in Logic 11?

How do you turn off auto gain on this plugin?

Turn exciter in mastering plugin off and put Logic standalone exciter in for larger exciter control. 🌞

You rule.

Amazing course! Well laid out and explained by a real pro... Thanks for these videos!

Your ability to give clear concise information at a rapid verbal pace is impressive if not astounding. You are Beyond the best of the best. Thank you.

@thebandguide Great video! I am running into one issue. I pitch corrected vocals with FlexPitch but when I bounce the files in place or even try to export them, the notes change. Some of the notes are slightly off (from pitch perfect to -17) but others change notes all together (E to D#). The exported version sounds closest to the original but still a tad off. Ideally, I want to be send exactly how I have edited it but I am struggling to get it out just how I have it now. How do I do this? What am I doing wrong on the other versions? Thanks in advance!

After down loading the meters what do you do to activate? It doesn't seem to work

This was great thanks!

Omg you’re a lifesaver! thank you

Just make sure that you are done and happy with all the tracking before you use this feature. It causes latency that doesn't go away, even if you remove it.

We don’t mix bands but this explanation was soothing. We’re sure it will help many! Thank you for this 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

Your videos are amazing. Just a noob question. Since most people listen to music on mobile phones which have mostly mono speakers, how to get our mix right for phones?

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Hi, can you create a video on how to create drum tracks using midi 😊🙏

Great video. How's life in Kansas? Do you miss coaching in Richmond? #beagoldfish

I’ve been using Logic Pro on iPad for about a year at this point, and I finally got my parents to let me buy a MacBook. The only issue is that I don’t have the money to get Logic Pro, but it’d be a huge downgrade to go back to GarageBand even if it is on Mac.

Thank you so much for these videos! Much appreciated! Greetings from Sweden 😊

Great honest video. I few other things to think about. If you are doing a lot of work then you want something ergonomic. After some time you will probably be looking for more knobs (especially) to take strain away from constantly using a mouse. You can do a lot with a single fader with transport and jog controls. Plugins are tricky. Ideally you want knobs so you can be using your hands/ears to listen to a change vs staring at the screen., Trying to get something that supports multiple vendors takes research. Some great options out there you may now be aware of include the MP Midi controller (it's an external screen that breaks out your plugins with 24 pots) or the Rocksolid Audio range.) More generic/mappable vs dedicated channel strip style. Once you have figured out your approach then you can get the option to suit. At present no one manufacturer gets it all right.

Another great video, cheers

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I like your channel...I have a question...How can I use the bass session player with a Neural DSP Parallax sound?

This is for any genre right?