What's the Best Way to Collaborate Remotely in Logic Pro?
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
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What does it take to collaborate remotely in Logic Pro? Here are some tools that can ease the pain of a long-distance creative relationship. 
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If logic end up getting a Google drive style collaborative update where multiple people can make real-time updates and work on different parts, they would have reached some kind of hero-like status!
Wonder why something like that hasn’t happened... million dollar idea
@@johnfakester5527 Late to this thread but Pro Tools does this. Projects that multiple people can have open at the same time in different locations. Changes made get sync'd up and then sync'd down. It's a -little- flakey though (it mostly works but has some issues sometimes). I suspect if Apple leveraged iCloud to build automatic shared projects into Logic they'd really nail this. I really wish, especially in these COVID times, that this was a feature.
@@johnfakester5527 Check BandLab
These apps are hardly a first priority, that’s why. Anyone that’s been using a Mac for any number of years could figure that out.
It's a sweet idea but unfortunately Logic isn't a top priority for Apple. Wish that would change.
Seriously -- was waiting for another video! I think you have the best Logic Pro X focused channel anywhere. Sincere thanks.
So timely, I just started a project with two other writers in different cities. Thanks.
Thumbs up for Splice. Used it so many times. Great platform.
Hey Chris, one of the best vids around!!
Great video, very crisply explained, thanks!
Another wonderful and informative video, thanks Chris.
Great tutorial. Thank you so much!
Getting stems (and multitracks) from a Pro Tools user is a super simple import. I use Dropbox, and I simply highlight all the tracks, right-click, and select "Open With...". Then select "Open In Logic" and not only does it import them seamlessly, but it puts each one on its own track. Boom. Session ready! Hope that helps someone. Happy New Year, Chris!!!
But that doesn't place things in the timeline properly
This will be so helpful to me, my nephew is doing a music production course and wants me to go over his work, brilliantl
I be trying to tell people about this! But they look at me like I’m crazy or tell me it’s too much work lol Great video as always
There's also the export AFF file function on logic and that works fine for making a timelinewise accurate version of your project that as far as i know can be drop to pro tools and studio one and maybe other daws, i have to say tho it only works for audio files not midi, but every track doesn't necesarily needs to be comped' on a single take if you for instance have lots of audio regions in one track!
helpful video. thanks!
Awesome video
Thank you!
Really helpful nice one bro
Thanks Chris! Anybody have any luck with splice studio? I’ve found it to be inconsistent with certain audio files missing when it reaches the collaborator. I’m saving it as a package and selecting all the check box items.
How would you recommend we archive Logic sessions? Package or folder?
Needed this shoutout🙏🏽
Thank you, Chris! but one thing that I can not seem to find anywhere, is information about what happens when 2 users open the same project at the same time. I currently use Dropbox to collaborate with, but Im trying to ascertain if maybe Spice or iCloud etc has any features to tackle this issue in a smart way?
Thanks for the SPLICE remark
It would be fantastic if Apple would add a collaboration mechanism similar to Presonus Sphere for Studio One. I use both, and in S1 it is very very simple/seemless to collaborate on a project. A few clicks and everything is synchronized. Not quite at the level of simultaneously co-editing a google doc yet, but getting there!
Sorry for my (maybe stupid) question, but a thing appears unclear to me.
So if I use iCloud to share the project through link allows the other guy to modify the project and then automatically update even my version remotely? Thanks 🤘🏻
It's a pain in the arse trying to collaborate. Why can't apple just build in a cloud computing module in logic
I have used several of the collab techniques above. The biggest time waster for me is having to break out stems or individual track exports because my partner does not have all of the plugs that I have. Not so bad to do that once, but then to have the song go back and forth with updated changes, I have to do it over and over. Thoughts?
Have you found a solution yet?? This is my biggest pain point. We’re all in Logic & a shared iCloud folder. So, all projects are shared. My plug-ins aren’t theirs & vice versa
@@sergiopauloworships1704 Easiest way is make the decisions now, and bounce in place. No plugs necessary after that. There is no easy fix for not having the same plug-ins as your partner. Several companies allow you to install their plugins on a couple computers, but that's alot of trust. yes, I have a couple things that have been working. explanation: All of my templates in Logic use dedicated Auxes for commonly grouped instruments (Drums, Bass, Guitar, etc). Each group of instruments uses their own set of parallel effects that also route to the appropriate Aux. Then, each of those Auxes output to the Final Aux (this is where I put my final comps and limiters), THEN that is output to the Stereo Output (this way I can output my tracks of references and previous mixes directly to stereo output for comparison without hitting any mastering plugins). NOW, I create a track on the arrange page for each of the Group Auxes, and the Final Aux. Why? so that at any point I can select the Aux tracks I want to send to my collab partner and bounce the stems with one click (export tracks as audio files). Hope that helps.
I found the “Save As” isn’t always enough and you have to “Consolidate Project” first.
Darn, I was going to try Splice Studio and they said they are winding it down :(
Hi Chris. Saving to a Package (for the benefit of using Splice) with all assets checked - will it be possible to save as a Folder at a future date?
Yes. You can choose which (in your "Save as" dialogue box) at any time.
@@slowpokeproductions Thanks!
How should I share a file to another Logic user where I have tracks using non-native plugins that they do not have on their end? I'm imagining they'll be able to play it but not with all effects?
maybe I've answered my own question... I've "shared" a file to Music (uncompressed), then muted the existing tracks, imported the audio/exported file back in so the other person can record their track listening to that and send back. I can then mute the audio track and unmute the logic tracks. I imagine there may be a better way but will this work?
I never knew you could open Garage Band projects in Logic. Is it simple to do?
super simple. you just open the project through Logic Pro, instead of it automatically opening through GarageBand. The good thing too is that it copies as a Logic project, so the original one stays intact.
Nothing you are showing looks like anything I have on my Logic Pro X for the Mac. What you pull up when you click on something looks nothing like what I see when I click on the same thing.
I'm Thinking Over Kill at First trying to collaborate with bassist to do his track and sending all the stuff. Yeah Just Send Stereo Mix Which He Can Import to His DAW and then just send me back the audio file which I can import and line up in Logic! Geez Easy! I use Gmail to send stuff if file is Big it saves to a Drive link automatic works well!
"together but separate" yike
Great video! Side Note: I haven't seen anyone use Firefox for years!!! 😂
Firefox is so important! Read about it and then maybe start using it. It's a great browser!
My mom uses it. She says it’s safer than chrome lol
@@timoheinrich8763 I used to use it a long time ago. LOL. I'm stuck on Safari and Chrome now for various reasons. 😂
@@FuzzekeTrailerMusic I believe it. LOL
It actually is more safe, nothing to lol about there :)
But it's also the only real alternative to everything else. I would link my resources here but all I've read about it was in German so it probably won't help. But ask any person that is into IT-security and that kind of stuff and they will let you know how important it is to keep Firefox alive!
Sessionwire
I really need to convince my writing partner to dump ProTools. ;)
Logic Pro can be a very stressful tool and there are many things in logic pro that you can't really do alone, such as flex pitch and fading in and out. I hadto get a lot of help from some of my friends with these things every single time. Half of the time you can do these things alone, but sometimes, especially when mastering, you need other people to help, that's when you realize that logic pro x is a team based program, not really a program that you can just sit around and just do it yourself anymore. Don't kid yourself if you are just going to try it out on your own, you will need your friends who know this program to help at some point of using it.
Lol Maybe this whole music production thing just isn’t for you. Their flex pitch is great and incredibly easy to use. It’s one of the most accessible, easy to use daw out there