Hurray, long awaited! 🎉 This kind of subtle complexity is exactly what I have been looking for ways to achieve lately. Thanks so much! Keen to see part 2…
I know there are many videos with tips and so on on this topic, but you manage to stand out from the crowd. You really have a talent. Getting to the point. And you do it with style. Your examples just sound interesting. I really thank you. I am enjoying this video immensely. If I had one, I just wish more of these logical insider instruments tips.... Thanks for this.
Thanks so much. Do check out Part 2 of the Sculpture 'mini-series' too! Much appreciated. And thanks for the Sub. There are new episodes here every Wednesday and a new Short every Saturday. Delighted to have you along for the ride!
Ah-ha, a bit of clarity on the Sculpture instrument. I’ve been overwhelmed by this critter; your information helps. It’s getting to be my new favorite stock plugin. Fun! WTH
Glad to hear that. It's a gem, hiding beneath some 'what?' I'll keep coming back to it, so expect some more videos in the coming weeks and months. Thanks!
Great stuff Jono. I have been a logic user for ... lets say .. a while.. but sculpture just never surfaced. I have the perfect use for its 'accompanying ability' in a project so I am off to experement immediately. Many thanks.
I don't have any witty, charming and delightful comments to make on this video. Suffice to say I enjoyed it. Sculpture ( and Alchemy) are my two favourite things about Logic. They go deep and sometimes Brrrrrrrrrrr. :)
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks mate. I am just unable to find the previous Sculpture videos that you are referencing in this video. Could you please add a link for those in the description? Cheers.
Hi I have read this so many times about this topic Crossfade sample groups in Logic Pro for Mac Sampler You can use the crossfade (Xfade) parameters to crossfade between layered groups-by velocity or by key range. but cannot find any videos on this topic help please This would be on Logic Muilt Sampler
I hadn't touched sculpture with a 10 foot pole owing to the UI, but feeling equipped to have a go now... The whole concept of having a virtual 'string' that you can then manipulate in certain ways is completely nuts - had no idea that's what it was doing. It's really interesting how the interface of this (and some other unnamed logic instruments...) act as a time capsule for apple's design practices. The graphics must have seemed so cool and futuristic, but with absolutely zero thought to ease of use...
I know what you mean and I’ve certainly laid into the GUI designs of several Logic effects over the years (Multipressor?!?!) but I’ve always really liked the Sculpture interface, for some reason. It’s definitely an instrument unlike any other in the Logic suite, capable of utterly brilliant sounds. I’m very glad to hear this episode (and do check out Part 2 as well) has piqued your interest.
Very interestingly explained by one of the best Logic teachers out there! 👍🏻💪🏻👏🏻
Thanks so much! I'm glad it proved useful.
Hurray, long awaited! 🎉 This kind of subtle complexity is exactly what I have been looking for ways to achieve lately. Thanks so much! Keen to see part 2…
Great, glad it got some ideas flowing. Part 2 coming later in the year.
I know there are many videos with tips and so on on this topic, but you manage to stand out from the crowd. You really have a talent. Getting to the point. And you do it with style. Your examples just sound interesting. I really thank you. I am enjoying this video immensely. If I had one, I just wish more of these logical insider instruments tips.... Thanks for this.
Thanks so much for your kind words and the suggestion. Absolutely, more of those videos are on the way in the coming weeks and months.
Absolutely brilliant tutorial - best I've found for Sculpture! Subscribed.
Thanks so much. Do check out Part 2 of the Sculpture 'mini-series' too! Much appreciated. And thanks for the Sub. There are new episodes here every Wednesday and a new Short every Saturday. Delighted to have you along for the ride!
MAN that modulation example was really cool!
Thanks Collin. Glad you liked it!
Ah-ha, a bit of clarity on the Sculpture instrument. I’ve been overwhelmed by this critter; your information helps. It’s getting to be my new favorite stock plugin. Fun! WTH
Glad to hear that. It's a gem, hiding beneath some 'what?' I'll keep coming back to it, so expect some more videos in the coming weeks and months. Thanks!
Great stuff Jono. I have been a logic user for ... lets say .. a while.. but sculpture just never surfaced. I have the perfect use for its 'accompanying ability' in a project so I am off to experement immediately. Many thanks.
Great, enjoy!
I don't have any witty, charming and delightful comments to make on this video. Suffice to say I enjoyed it. Sculpture ( and Alchemy) are my two favourite things about Logic. They go deep and sometimes Brrrrrrrrrrr. :)
They sure do. And occasionally, they even do 'fschwaooooow-zzzz'. Which everyone knows is the best synth sound you can make.
@@jonobuchananmusic 'fschwaooooow-zzzz'.
Terrific! thank you.
You’re welcome. Part 2 coming in the next few weeks.
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks mate. I am just unable to find the previous Sculpture videos that you are referencing in this video. Could you please add a link for those in the description? Cheers.
Thanks so much, this should do the trick ruclips.net/p/PL6JM7SQmyRYwznr4bZ5glI-wh9bqhn9A2
@@jonobuchananmusic Awesome. Thanks a lot. BTW. Do you take requests? Lol
Hi I have read this so many times about this topic Crossfade sample groups in Logic Pro for Mac Sampler
You can use the crossfade (Xfade) parameters to crossfade between layered groups-by velocity or by key range.
but cannot find any videos on this topic help please
This would be on Logic Muilt Sampler
Thanks Brian. I'll add this to the list. Many thanks - great suggestion.
Very cool and creative. I will experiment with synth Modul. Maybe it’s a little bit like NI Prism.
Thanks Daniel. Glad the video was useful.
I hadn't touched sculpture with a 10 foot pole owing to the UI, but feeling equipped to have a go now... The whole concept of having a virtual 'string' that you can then manipulate in certain ways is completely nuts - had no idea that's what it was doing.
It's really interesting how the interface of this (and some other unnamed logic instruments...) act as a time capsule for apple's design practices. The graphics must have seemed so cool and futuristic, but with absolutely zero thought to ease of use...
I know what you mean and I’ve certainly laid into the GUI designs of several Logic effects over the years (Multipressor?!?!) but I’ve always really liked the Sculpture interface, for some reason. It’s definitely an instrument unlike any other in the Logic suite, capable of utterly brilliant sounds. I’m very glad to hear this episode (and do check out Part 2 as well) has piqued your interest.
Hi Jono 😊
Sculpture needs a new UI
There's a theme developing across the last couple of episodes! Actually, I'm quite fond of the Sculpture UI.