#30 you can also make subfolders. Type in the same name of the main category, type a colon ":", and type in a subfolder name. For example, "Dynamics:Compressor:VCA".
bro this is the best video I've EVER seen on tips for logic pro x. Specially advanced tips. Actually amazing, some of them I already used, but many left me like "wtf, you can do this in logic??" great for improving workflow speed, knowledge and ultimately, the music itself. would be hyped to see another one of these in the future 👌💎
I’ve only watched 5 minutes and I’m smiling like an idiot, cause finally I have this amazing tools, that I thought there weren’t. THANK YOU for spread your knowledge!!!
When I saw the length of this video I thought 'there's no way I'll ever watch this' . Now I'm half way through and have it saved. Will come back to it many times I'm sure. Great video. Thanks
@@user-de3jk8kj3h Thanks! I've tried that method before but it's just a mess when it comes to my workflow. Apple should just straight up copy the way Image Line is implementing ghost notes with scales etc.
Can’t edit the mixer.. VCA’s don’t love faders??? Can’t drag copy sends Coloured channel strips Make channels inactive & hide them Pro Tools has had these for years...
Just got a new MacBook for out of the studio work. I usually run cubase at home on my desktop but have decided to exclusively work with LPX on the go due to its stellar optimizations with Mac OS. This video was super refreshing since its been about 2 years since I've used LPX. Thanks so much!
the sheer amount of times i yelled "broooooo" after finding the answer to a problem i didnt even know had a solution is ridiculous. THANK YOU for making thing this!!
Truly a great video! I've been a logic user for year, and most tip videos go over things I already know. So far this has been almost ALL new tips for me.... It's exciting! I'm going to have to come back and finish watching another day.
This is the first Logic features video that has shown me something new in a long time. It showed me quite a few new things actually. Thanks for that. Your desktop gave me a bit of anxiety though.
I’m a life long Pro Tools user. After updating my computer to a maxed out M1 Max 16” and continuing to get errors I started putting more effort into Logic. Until now I’ve only used it for our live performance tracks and recording. This video blew my mind!!! I don’t know how to do 70% of this in pro tools. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Shane your red progress bar at screen bottom has been chopped and named with Tips Titles and Starting Times. BRILLIANT DUDE! I only wish other educators would do it.
The fact that he's so considerate of saying alt or option (For Mac or Windows Users) when referring to command shortcuts restores my faith in humanity. That is true empathy right there son.
Shane is the king of Logic. I’ll be coming back to watch this video a few times to make sure it all sinks in. How does ESW not have 2 millions subs?? The best out there.
Press F for all the time wasted opening unnecessary Finder windows when there's been a keyboard shortcut to browse samples this whole time (53:42). This was a super informative video, I learned a lot. Thank you for putting this together.
That trick about changing velocity of all the notes to be the same works with the same key commands on the global velocity slide on the left side of the piano roll window
Lots of useful tips here! The plugin related key commands and plugin folder customisation ones are going to be particularly useful in my case. I also noticed that once the plug-in selection list is open, you can easily navigate it with the keyboard, e.g. hit 'R' to open the Reverb group, then navigate the list with cursor keys and finally enter/return to load the selected plugin, it makes the plugin selection process much faster. If only there was a key command to open the plug in list on the selected track, then one wouldn't even need to move the mouse to add a new plugin to a track.
I take a Photo of my Yamaha Active Bass Settings... And paste them on the track notepad..... If I go off for other music and come back, The settings of the bass are there to do an old skool recall. Damn its handy.
I am just getting back into Logic after several years away. This video is a very helpful resource, especially learning that it now doesnthings that Ableton and Reaper have done for awhile. Thanks soooo much!
Randomly ran across this video. I've been using Logic Pro on and off for a few years. I was familiar with most of these but the Marquee & Fade Click Zones are absolutely game changing for my workflow. Thanks man!
Very much appreciate your extraordinary Tips - Logic needs hundreds of hours to really get into every feature... Really thank you... My great handicap is setting every knob and fader in an external MIDI controller (Evolution UC-33 in my case) to program different track automation parameters (modulation & so on)
I wasn't aware of the the chase MIDI feature! I'm making a lot of ambient/drone music and individual chords sometimes last very long so I'm wasting a lot of time just rewinding back to the beginning and sometimes that solution might not even work, given that some songs have interweaving rhythms where there is no clear loop with a beginning to rewind to.
Excellent video. I think one small point you sort of miss about the Freeze track functionality: namely, that it, in essence, temporarily renders the track, which frees up CPU by not running plugins etc on the fly. This used to matter a lot more in the bad old days when CPUs and drives had a harder time of keeping up.
Nice tips. I’d like to add that simply turning off a track power button does not turn off the plugins. If you hold option while clicking the power off it will turn the Plugins off entirely as well as if you do so on a track Stack, it will turn off all plugins in the entire stack.
there is also a tool for slipping audio. its in the tool menu I hav ebben using Logic since Version 2... there are things in here I had no idea of.. This is the best tips video. I have watched many.. this has some real gold.. & also why are some of these no on by default!!?
Amazing video. Watched it one time just to breath it in and will have to watch it another time while having Logic open. Thanks for all the good information.
You can also stretch the selected midi notes in the piano roll using time handles from functions sub menu or press ''Control t'' and set the range.as you like
Here we answer the age old question. What happens if you reverse the audio of your reversed midi. Killer tips. Love the midi transformer esp for "compressing" midi velociti.
42:40 Shane, I think you might not know this one. Holding control and option changes your tool into the automation curve tool when in automation view. :D
I was into Logic since... 4.5 or 4.7 I guess? Yes, just MIDI and Sys-Ex and all this stuff and Audio was a pain in the ass back then in the beginning. But after 12 years using worn out old equipment to make some music, I finally got me a brand new MacBook Pro with latest logic and it turns out like cultural shock to me. It sure will take a lot of time to figure out what is really helpful in my musical works but videos like yours are a great help to catch up with the present :)
This video is literal GOLD for intermediate producers who've hit a plateau in their skill development. thank you so much
by far one of the best "advanced Logic Pro features" videos EVER 🔝
thanks!
34:45 press option while hitting the on/off button to get all the plugins/inst of the track to be truely inactive and not eating up cpu :)
Dang it I just left this same comment 🤣
Amazingly great tutorial! Wow. Been using Logic since 2003 and this video is easily one of the best I've seen so far. Kudos.
Thank you so much Björn!
#30 you can also make subfolders. Type in the same name of the main category, type a colon ":", and type in a subfolder name. For example, "Dynamics:Compressor:VCA".
bro this is the best video I've EVER seen on tips for logic pro x. Specially advanced tips. Actually amazing, some of them I already used, but many left me like "wtf, you can do this in logic??"
great for improving workflow speed, knowledge and ultimately, the music itself.
would be hyped to see another one of these in the future 👌💎
im crying now. ive been doing Q flam manually.. (note per note) for 10 years already
Yeah that's rough. 2021 is looking up for you
QFLAM seems to be greyed out on my version - can anyone help me activate it?
@@adrianhall9752 yeah same here
@@ken7neth Worked out that you need to make sure the quantisation is on, then it works.
@@adrianhall9752 cheers Adrian I’ll give that a go👍🏼
This video is just AMAZING! Thanks, bro!
Thank you!
I’ve only watched 5 minutes and I’m smiling like an idiot, cause finally I have this amazing tools, that I thought there weren’t. THANK YOU for spread your knowledge!!!
haha glad it helps!!
When I saw the length of this video I thought 'there's no way I'll ever watch this' . Now I'm half way through and have it saved. Will come back to it many times I'm sure. Great video. Thanks
Haha yeah once I saw how long this video was after editing I was there’s no way people watch this but I’m glad I was wrong
THE BEST LOGIC TIPS AND TRICKS VIDEO ON THE INTERNET. HANDS DOWN!!!!!! Till this day!
Aloha from O’ahu. Simply brilliant! Ya have to watch it once a week for a while to remember everything! Mahalo!
Dude! Where've you been all my life? This is the best ever video I've watched about Logic!!!!
Haha thanks!!!
Me: “logic doesn’t have as many options as other daws”
Logic: Nooooo, we just hide them.🤫
Haha pretty much
still no ghost notes...
@@MaxSimsMusic look up Ocean 5 tips for logic something like this and he shows a way to get ghost notes.
@@user-de3jk8kj3h Thanks! I've tried that method before but it's just a mess when it comes to my workflow. Apple should just straight up copy the way Image Line is implementing ghost notes with scales etc.
Can’t edit the mixer..
VCA’s don’t love faders???
Can’t drag copy sends
Coloured channel strips
Make channels inactive & hide them
Pro Tools has had these for years...
Best logic video I have seen in a while! Will definitely use these features to improve my workflow
Thanks! Glad it helps
This is just an Epic tutorial Mate... Thanks a lot .... Really helpful❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨✨✨
me2 !!! nice bro
Using Live Loops to save melodies is genius! I got so anxious when I saw you open the Live Loops section lol
Two minutes into this and my mind has been blown by Scripter. WTAF.
Just got a new MacBook for out of the studio work. I usually run cubase at home on my desktop but have decided to exclusively work with LPX on the go due to its stellar optimizations with Mac OS. This video was super refreshing since its been about 2 years since I've used LPX. Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing!
Hands down this is the best Logic Pro X tips & tricks video on RUclips! - Kudos
the sheer amount of times i yelled "broooooo" after finding the answer to a problem i didnt even know had a solution is ridiculous. THANK YOU for making thing this!!
Truly a great video! I've been a logic user for year, and most tip videos go over things I already know. So far this has been almost ALL new tips for me.... It's exciting! I'm going to have to come back and finish watching another day.
Glad you enjoyed it!
this is what the internet is about! these are the best tips ever, there are soooo many useful ones i didn’t know. THANK YOU
scripter?! never heard about it, but you sold me right there that i'mma insert it on all solo midi tracks :D
JFC One of the best run of tips for intermediate/advanced users. You knocked this out of the PARK man
This is the first Logic features video that has shown me something new in a long time. It showed me quite a few new things actually. Thanks for that. Your desktop gave me a bit of anxiety though.
Just at the beginning and here I try your file with Scripter! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Looks like Christmas time !!!
oh my god "which audio developer made my favorite reverb"... that is so true. Great video, learnt a lot!
I’m a life long Pro Tools user. After updating my computer to a maxed out M1 Max 16” and continuing to get errors I started putting more effort into Logic. Until now I’ve only used it for our live performance tracks and recording. This video blew my mind!!! I don’t know how to do 70% of this in pro tools. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
I wish you could see my face after every tip...after 20 years of experience you are unlocking so many questions. Kudos to you!
A fantastic video. All Logic users should watch this! Best from Berlin
Wow, thanks!
This is by far the most useful logic clip ive ever seen. And Ive been using logic 5 on PC!!!
You can right click the fades on your audio and speed it up or slow it down..that seems faster than going over to a menu😁
nice one!
Logic user since Emagic times. This video is amazing, pure gold for these who want to perfect their Logic skills.
Thank you soooooo much ! This one has to be millions !!!
Oh, man! This is a life saver. I use Logic since Logic 9 and this is the best video I’ve seen so far. Thanks a lot, bro!
Glad it helped!
Shane your red progress bar at screen bottom has been chopped and named with Tips Titles and Starting Times. BRILLIANT DUDE! I only wish other educators would do it.
Awesome scripter plugin, thank you!!
Best Logic tips I’ve seen in long time….maybe the best I ever saw.
Outstanding video. This is about to become required viewing for my music tech students.
Hey Sam, thanks means a lot to hear that. Where do you teach?
@@EchoSoundWorks I teach at the Waukesha Co. Conservatory of Music, one of the largest private conservatories in the US.
Only watched half of it but already made my day. Thank you
The way you explain these short cuts are dope as hell thanks man!!!
Glad it helps!!
The fact that he's so considerate of saying alt or option (For Mac or Windows Users) when referring to command shortcuts restores my faith in humanity. That is true empathy right there son.
Isn’t it not possible to get LPX on Windows?
Shane is the king of Logic. I’ll be coming back to watch this video a few times to make sure it all sinks in. How does ESW not have 2 millions subs?? The best out there.
This video is definitely the most helpful I've seen.
Thanks 🙏
this was one the most useful logic tip videos I've ever watched! thank you so much for making this
Glad you think so!
Bro.. I went to college for music and took 2 semesters of Logic Pro X. I learned more in this video from you 🤙🏻
Haha nice! I’ve been using logic since 2007 so I guess it’s all the bits I’ve picked up since then
tip 30 FOR THE WIN !!!! ...why have i went 20 years not knowing this - thanks so much dude
Excellent job!! Just switched back from Ableton and this has been amazing. Logic is great, but you just made it SOOOO much better 🙌🏽
Are you in 10.8? I'm trying to follow the scriptor, but it's different.
INSERTING SILENCE IS A GAME-CHANGER MAN!!! thank u
Thanks for the chase midi tip, amazing.
Press F for all the time wasted opening unnecessary Finder windows when there's been a keyboard shortcut to browse samples this whole time (53:42).
This was a super informative video, I learned a lot.
Thank you for putting this together.
Glad you liked it! I don't know if i said this in the video but you can bookmark folders on your hard drive in the browser
@@EchoSoundWorks you did. I just set my “samples” folder as my homepage in the browser so I don’t need any other bookmarks. great content man 🤝💯
This video is perfect for me as i am learning logic after Decades of using pro Tools. thanks!
Been using Logic forever and just learned a bunch of stuff! Thx!
Jesus, i’ve been looking for the chase midi for a while now!!!!
That trick about changing velocity of all the notes to be the same works with the same key commands on the global velocity slide on the left side of the piano roll window
Oh wow I didn't know that, thanks Nate
Lots of useful tips here! The plugin related key commands and plugin folder customisation ones are going to be particularly useful in my case. I also noticed that once the plug-in selection list is open, you can easily navigate it with the keyboard, e.g. hit 'R' to open the Reverb group, then navigate the list with cursor keys and finally enter/return to load the selected plugin, it makes the plugin selection process much faster. If only there was a key command to open the plug in list on the selected track, then one wouldn't even need to move the mouse to add a new plugin to a track.
How did I live for past years without THAT STUFF!!! Thanks you man! Just incredible❤️❤️❤️
Customizing Plugin Folders is a LifeSaver. Thank you!
So many features I've never even heard of, even after using Logic for 4+ years. 😳
I take a Photo of my Yamaha Active Bass Settings... And paste them on the track notepad..... If I go off for other music and come back, The settings of the bass are there to do an old skool recall.
Damn its handy.
the scripter hack is brilliant!!! after switching from Ableton this was what I missed the most! thank you !!!
yoo I downloaded the esw file but don't know how to load it on logic
can u pls help
Quite possibly the most helpful tutorial I have experienced. And that includes a three year bachelor of music.
Thanks! Means a lot to hear that
I am just getting back into Logic after several years away. This video is a very helpful resource, especially learning that it now doesnthings that Ableton and Reaper have done for awhile. Thanks soooo much!
Thanks so much! Just downloaded the Scripter scales. Installation video was super helpful
This has been the best 54:40 minutes in my RUclips life for a long time...✅💪😁
Nerding in Logic. Really helpful stuff! Appreciated.
Woah! Chase midi is propably the most needed tweek for me. A lot of gold here :-D Thanks a bunch
8:24 - DUUUUUUUUDE !!!!!! That “insert silence” tip just saved me 30 minutes of HEADACHE!!!!!! Thank you for that one!!!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you. Very informative video. 30+ years using Logic and STILL learning!
You're the goat for making this. Super useful tips!!!
Thanks for this totally comprehensive overview of Logic💯
Randomly ran across this video. I've been using Logic Pro on and off for a few years. I was familiar with most of these but the Marquee & Fade Click Zones are absolutely game changing for my workflow. Thanks man!
Thanks Terry! Glad it helps out
Very much appreciate your extraordinary Tips - Logic needs hundreds of hours to really get into every feature... Really thank you...
My great handicap is setting every knob and fader in an external MIDI controller (Evolution UC-33 in my case) to program different track automation parameters (modulation & so on)
loop bar tricks are very usefull. hope to learn to take advantage from all the others soon... thanks
I wasn't aware of the the chase MIDI feature! I'm making a lot of ambient/drone music and individual chords sometimes last very long so I'm wasting a lot of time just rewinding back to the beginning and sometimes that solution might not even work, given that some songs have interweaving rhythms where there is no clear loop with a beginning to rewind to.
haha I feel your pain! If I ever made anything with drones and long pads I would waste a lot of time too
I want to like this video a thousand times. Great job. Thank You! 🙏
Excellent video. I think one small point you sort of miss about the Freeze track functionality: namely, that it, in essence, temporarily renders the track, which frees up CPU by not running plugins etc on the fly. This used to matter a lot more in the bad old days when CPUs and drives had a harder time of keeping up.
Good point
Nice tips. I’d like to add that simply turning off a track power button does not turn off the plugins. If you hold option while clicking the power off it will turn the Plugins off entirely as well as if you do so on a track Stack, it will turn off all plugins in the entire stack.
Most useful tutorial i have watched. Good work bro. Love from India
there is also a tool for slipping audio.
its in the tool menu
I hav ebben using Logic since Version 2... there are things in here I had no idea of..
This is the best tips video. I have watched many.. this has some real gold.. & also why are some of these no on by default!!?
Superb learned so many useful stuffs ... Thanks
Best Logic video I’ve seen in Yeaaaars! I’m a user of over 10yrs and I still learned a few things that will help with my workflow! Thank you 🙏🏿!
Very very mch thanks for so much tips instead of searching for each one on youtbe ! Nice Job !!!
He is best logic teacher on youtube thanks man😘
Amazing video. Watched it one time just to breath it in and will have to watch it another time while having Logic open. Thanks for all the good information.
this is one of the best videoes ive ever watched
You can also stretch the selected midi notes in the piano roll using time handles from functions sub menu or press ''Control t'' and set the range.as you like
This video is insane, best advanced logic features on RUclips, thanks
Thanks glad you liked it
I’ve been using Logic for about 10 years and learned new tricks! Simply amazing how much info is in this video. Thank you!
Here we answer the age old question. What happens if you reverse the audio of your reversed midi. Killer tips. Love the midi transformer esp for "compressing" midi velociti.
Fantastic video. Best video for logic x. Finally i can save hours. Thx man. Also your explanations are good!
Thank you so much for this video! and for the scripter scales
42:40 Shane, I think you might not know this one. Holding control and option changes your tool into the automation curve tool when in automation view. :D
Thanks, that’s helpful!
Thanks!
I love this !!! Or option + M to toggle on & off tracks too btw.
Well, this isn't new but is IS a goldmine for Logic Pro users of all experience levels! Thanks, saved for repeat viewing!
Superb video, thanks for sharing, some genius tips here. Cheers 🤙
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude this video is a GOD SEND many thanks.
Glad it helped
Great video. Can’t believe you didn’t touch on untagged loops.
I was into Logic since... 4.5 or 4.7 I guess? Yes, just MIDI and Sys-Ex and all this stuff and Audio was a pain in the ass back then in the beginning. But after 12 years using worn out old equipment to make some music, I finally got me a brand new MacBook Pro with latest logic and it turns out like cultural shock to me. It sure will take a lot of time to figure out what is really helpful in my musical works but videos like yours are a great help to catch up with the present :)