Getting To Know Logic
So if you your the kind of person that wants to jump strait into Logic then check out this video. If anything you need to know some main points on this software so we will be looking at the 6 different areas in Logic and what they are used for.

This is one of the simplest functions to do in any recording program that offers soloing. Soloing is the ability to mute all tracks except for the track being soloed to hear tracks individually in the mix. There are many instances you might use soloing in. So lets go over them as [...]

A plug-in that is going to used in  mastering process. Out of the many ways that you can increase the perception of your sound, although some effects might weaken your sound. Stereo spread is pretty self explanatory as it increases your sound on both sides of the stereo field ,

Zooming is a very important part of recording in logic. It can be used to stretch your regions to a larger size making it easier to see you audio waves or midi notes. Zooming will come in handy when your going to cut a region with your scissors tool or simply if [...]

This is a product video on the NT2A Variable Pattern mic. This is a very good mic to make a beginner investment for you studio. So if you were shopping or looking for information on a good mic that holds its value look no further.

Adaptive Limiter is  a plug-in Logic offers you to make sure you’re getting the loudest sound possible without clipping by adding more gain. Its also used in the mastering process to make sure your mix is not to loud or if you need to make it louder.

Another video on one of Logic’s plug-ins. This video is on Logic’s bit crusher and how it can be applied to not only one kind of instrument but many. Well go over how to use all of it’s control interface and explain how each of its features is  used to sculpt the sound you’re looking [...]

This video is a first touch up on how easy Logic’s plug-ins are to use. I want to show you guys some random plug-ins and teach you how they are used and applied to your instruments.

This is a great starter interface that would you would want to buy. It covers you for audio and midi recordings. So as a starter interface that kills two birds with one stone the M-Audio Fast Track Pro is the perfect audio interface for you beginners. But find out exactly how to use a basic [...]

Many Audio Interfaces come with what’s called phantom power today. Phantom power comes in a lot of pro equipment for recording. It’s displayed on an Interface as a button that says Phantom power, P48 or 48 volts. Phantom power is used to power a Condenser Mic that is being used for [...]

An Audio Interface is basically what you will use when you’re recording guitars, vocals, bass, drums or anything else you want, except MIDI key devices such as keyboards or drum pads, into your mix. So if you were recording guitar, your guitar’s signal would be transformed to a wave form in [...]

Wait! OK. So you think you know exactly what to do when you buy your Audio Interface. Well we still need to talk about Bit depth and sample rate. It’s not at all confusing. Just technical words that’s it. Many Audio Interfaces give you what’s called Bit depth ans sample rate which [...]