Logic Pro X Tutorial: How to a Make a Synth Riser (Part 1) - TimmyG

[@Icanttellwhosrealanymore]

Bro your video is the shit ! Perfect teaching , and use of references !

[@DISCOTEKED]

Absolutely helpful and straightforward tutorial, thank you!

[@timmygtunes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SkilledMusician]

Great stuff here! I just used this technique on a CD recording and it was epic!

[@CedricDvine]

Just what I needed and you didn't take forever! You're awesome dude! Thanks

[@timmygtunes]

Glad I could help! If you make any tune with a synth riser send it my way!

[@MrDmitryHammet]

Easy and effective. Thanks.

[@SFLogicNinja]

Well done. :)

[@PaulTheKid]

Cool tip to chuck it to 16th notes quicker is to go Piano Roll > Functions > MIDI transform > Double Speed > Select and Operate. Does it immediately for ya :)

[@timmygtunes]

Yeah, I'm sure that could have saved me some time :)

[@EmceeElite-O]

That's generally how you make people go insane at a party

[@soundbytedj8938]

Seems simple enough if I had that particular plugin...not sure if you are using native plugins or using a brand new one from some where else though.

[@fabianmendoza45]

thanks!!!

[@amirkhan-fu2uj]

i go new things thx

[@sebastientale]

Cool

[@dimigodprayer1739]

What to do if I need only air-sound without solid notes?

[@loyalhenwood3262]

i can can only change the "s" units on the 1st and second oscillator how do i change it to use the "c" units?