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Great video! The only thing I'd do is to add some slap back delay. Everything else is as close as it can be I think!

Just what I needed. Big up Logic Pro Fam!

In most cases, this can be done much faster with EnVerb

Thanks!

Thankyou for this. Weirdly enough, I'm writing a song with exactly the same kick and snare pattern and tempo, tried this and it brought it to life - a perfect foundation to build on. You have anew subscriber!

*Promo SM* 💦

Lovely work on this Roslyn !

whiny feminist propaganda. just because theres an imbalance, doesn't mean that its someones fault. literally nobody complains if its a female dominated profession like nursing and nobody complains that there's not enough female representation among sewer workers because nobody wants to do that job. the reason why there's more male electricians and more female preschool teachers, for example, is because men and women tend to make different career choices on average.

This was great! Thanks you.

Great video! I have s question though... Who is this Gorilla?? 😄

just an AMS reverb or an SPX90 program 20 gated reverdbwill do the original trick and sound best

Great vid! Keep it up. :)

Slow down !

Read Jim Elyea’s book: “Vox Amps: The JMI Years” & Recording The Beatles by Brian Kehew & Kevin Ryan!

These are great ! And highly recommend you do more ….We dont have enough simple short videos using Logic and various plugins to reproduce a sound or technique . Why not save your Logic Settings and or 3rd party plugin in settings and offer download from your your website ?

This was well done. Often in RUclips Videos its hard to hear subtle changes due to audio . But hear when you disable and enable plugins it’s night and day. Again well done

As much as we dont like WAVES because they misled and took advantage of their customers, you do get the Beatles sound here. So well done

Great Video. Can you make one on vocals please

Dope!👀🥁💯🔥

You sounded great with just the Amp

At that time, it has to be done this way, but today, you have easier and more precise ways. is try this way: Thanks your fav big reverb, add a pre-delay on it, then that I at the end. Et voilà. All this is not only faster but more precise, as you can specify the exact pre-delay and gate time to the tempo.

Play the beginning to 'It's All Too Much'.

Nice reel. Great mix of projects and your originals are really cool. Keep up the great work! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

Great video! Thank you for covering Imogen Heap, as talented as she is she's still under rated by the vast majority of people <3

it took the nigella narrator one second before she said lit-rahl-lee

This is honestly the best channel I've found for Logic Pro tips anywhere online and you explain everything beautifully. I'm not an aspiring producer or sound engineer, I'm a musician/songwriter. So mixing is something I try to avoid (because it kills my mood 😂) once I've written and recorded a song the last thing I wanna do is break it down into little bits and pieces and get all the levels right. I need to conserve my creative energy for playing live and stuff. But you make the process seem so creative and fun I'd actually like to give it a try. Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge with us all, you rock 🤘😝🤘

You're AWESOME ❤ this channel is a true gem. Subscribed. If you could do something about 80s metal tones too it'd be amazing

NOT THE GATED REVERB FROM THE 1980s!!! NO! NOOOOO! NNNNNNOOOOOOOH! DO NOT MAKE THAT SOUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Neato

Geoff Emmerick said they never DI’d guitars…..always miked the amps. The only exception was on Revolution…..where he did DI the guitar. Bass was sometimes miked and DI’d.

You rock! 🤘 Thanks for sharing 😃

Fantastic job! keep up the good work!

Great work, it sounded authentic to me.

Fantastic walkthrough, I loved seeing you adapt the sounds as you went and break down the process. Have no idea how to train my ear for things like this but your video is definitely helpful for demystifying production :)

Great video, enjoyed your takes on each book and will be reading now lol. You should def make more content like this, you’re good at it!

Not only did you get a very convincing Beatles sound but this is also just a wealth of well-researched information. Thank you so much for making this, I’m going to try and follow this myself, albeit in GarageBand for now, can’t afford logic. Please don’t delete this video lmao Would love to see more Beatles related sounds you could try and get! Like maybe some of the synth sounds Like Lucy in the sky?

I’m so impressed by this! Will definitely apply some of these tips for my Beatles-inspired tunes :)

innit bruv

Brilliant! So proud!

I'm not even producing, I'm a guitar player... still fantastic to find out about the history of music, sound, and learn to consciously listen to different things in songs.

Great job!

much love

Freestyle made good use of it.

“Prince loved gated reverb” Susan Rogers, Prince’s sound engineer 1983-87

Nice video

gated drums tut poo poo pee pee :D

Thank You

I'll be back to use this in some of my production at some point, leaving a comment to bump the video along the algorithm. Pretty good video btw

Turning down S's with automation is SO much better than using a de-esser, in my opinion. You have more control and it's more accurate. Also, it's completely transparent. I don't care how good your de-esser is, it will always dull your vocal somewhat. The whole process really doesn't take that long. I find I can go through all the vocals in a song in about 20 minutes. And that's not just for turning down the S's. I also use clip gain to turn down any loud sections and turn up quiet sections so I have a nice normalized vocal level BEFORE any compression. It's worth the time.

that was fun all throughout