Quantize Audio Track Logic Pro X | Logic Pro X Flex Time Tutorial |

Looking to improve your audio tracks in Logic Pro X? Check out this quick #shorts tutorial on how to quantize your audio using Flex Time! With just a few simple steps, you can easily tighten up your recordings and make them sound more professional. Follow along as we walk you through the process step-by-step. Whether you're a seasoned Logic Pro X user or just starting out, this tutorial is sure to take your audio tracks to the next level! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more great #shorts tutorials like this one.

[@carloschowell]

You can definitely feel the swing changing with the drum kick!

[@MTTC]

Absolutely correct bro. This method definitely works 👍🏾

[@Bittamin]

Thank you! I’m also thinking of trying to set up a sampler workflow that feels like an mpc today. My only question is can you start with an empty DMD? I know there’s the ultra beat too but I think if I can load an audio clip like even a whole instrumental into drum machine designer, I should be able to slice the parts I want to sample JDilla style, then throw them into positions myself on the drum machine designer, then with Logic Remote on the iPad I can open that drum sequencer up on the touch screen and just play it the same way somebody would tap on hardware drum pads 🎉 I’m definitely gonna try it out today!

[@MTTC]

Great comment 👍🏾. The DMD now sits atop the Quick Sampler which should allow you to do exactly what you have just described. Nice idea. Cheers 😀

[@carloschowell]

@@MTTC totally! You can drop an audio loop to your DMD. You might have to edit the sample starting points, but that’s easily done with the quick sample addition to the DMD