Logic Pro 9 - ES2 Synthesizer Tutorial Part 3 - LFOs, Envelopes, Modulation Routers
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- PART 3:
In this video we will cover how to use the ES2's LFOs and Envelopes as sources for modulation effects.
LINK TO "BASIC POLY PATCH" SETTING:
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LINK TO LOGIC "INSTRUMENTS & EFFECTS" MANUAL:
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That is the most coherent tutorial I've seen.
Man, thank you so much for all these videos. I was able to start producing again after almost 10 years of a break, coming from cubase, ableton, fruityloops... Your videos are truly gold. Cheers!
These videos deserve way more recognition... fantastic.
holy shit, your explanation of LFO is so perfect and succinct. Thank you for sharing complex subjects in a popular manner.
Well done! I watched all 4 ES2 tutorials. Within a week, I was recreating synth tones off of pro CDs. Thanks bunches!
Phenomenal tutorial series on the the ES2. Thanks a ton!
you are the best tutorial man you tube. i feel like i just attended a logic class. and i loved it! i cant wait for part 4. thank you so much for your effort! i really least so much from you
By far the best tutorials I've ever watched!
These videos are gold bro. Helped me so much. You're just an awesome person. Thanks for taking time to make these!
On logic pro x in 2021 and you still just showed me how to fix my ES2 dilemma. Thanks fam, merry holidays to you and yours!1
Thanks for the support. Part 4 will be coming by the end of this weekend.
this well presented information took my music to another world!
This is the best tuto of one of my favorites synths! Thaks for your leassons!!
Solid stuff as always brother! Really helpful (been trying to get my head around envelopes for a week straight). Thanks!
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Best tutorials I've found on youtube. Great info and really well explained in a user-friendly manner. Thank you so much! I hope you're raking in some ad revenue from these.
OMG so clear and simple! I would never venture this deep into the ES2 but now I will :P thanks :)
Your videos are like Khan Academy for producing. For my sake, keep it up!
It's coming by this weekend at the latest! Thanks for watching.
Part 4 is now up.
A real help, thanks a lot!
Thank you very much!! Very helpful for newbies like me :) looking fwd to part 4!
Again thanks man! All these video's are so great!
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so clear and easy to understand :)
Best tutorial ever thank you so much
MIND. BLOWN. Thank you so much for doing this video. I'll be back when I'm working lol
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Btw, thank you for making these super well informative videos! Awesome work!
Hi. If you are still on here, i would suggest removing the '9' from the title, as this is still exactly the same in Logic Pro X in 2021. Very helpful to me.
Hi Josh, great stuff!
Thanks a lot for those vids, they are really great and your explanations are crystal clear!
I'm just not too sure if I understand the difference between a monophonic and a polyphonic LFO. Does monophonic mean that the motion is continuous from one note to the other while polyphonic implies that the rate starts back at 0 every time? A bit in the same way that the soft vs hard oscillation button works?
Cheers!
this is just too good.
this is awesome, wish I would've seen this before spending money on 3rd party synth plug-ins lol
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Okay I paused the video at 15 minutes and started playing and haven't stopped playing til almost 2 hours later. BAHAHA. Made some hilarious sound fx. :D
Thanks for explaining the router. It never made much sense to me.
super helpful MTG :)
Thanks so much for the tutorial, really helpful!
Which instrument are you defaulted to in your "Basic Poly Patch"?
cheers bro
good expanation
Great video!, attempted to download the poly patch it was not there? Can I get it on your web page? If so where on your page?
is it possible to make some hands up leads with that synth, if you may listen song called Pimp Code! - Like A Rocket (find it from youtube), for example. i dont want to buy any presets. thanks :)
Are you using Logic v 9.1.8? That's what I am using but at 9min and 58 seconds of the video, when I click on my "Via"; I don't have OSC Scale listed in the "Via" menu. So I have no clue why its not showing up in the via drop down box column. Any feedback?
Robert Valdez OK nevermind :-) I sorted it out all of the OSC options are there in the drop down "Via" menu.
Hi MusicTechHelpGuy,
Quick question (even though I'm fairly sure you don't check these comments anymore)
When one wants to record a modwheel-movement (as seen here, as if to control when an LFO should kick in), how do you do that exactly?
Do you put the channel on latch or write and control in manually while playing? Or do you have to record it somehow?
Thanks!
+Bibliothekaresse modulation wheel and other continuous controller automation has to been done in the MIDI draw portion of the piano roll editor. You can write it and edit it. This was called hyper draw in logic 9
+MusicTechHelpGuy just search up my channel and midi automation I know have a video on it somewhere
Alright, it's a continuous controller. Yeah, I'll rewatch that tutorial. I've been having issues with automation in general, but you have been the most helpful master I could have never wished for. Thanks!! (I'll support your patreon as soon as I'm off uni)
Thank you so much ! I just have a big problem there. If someone can help me, i would be very grateful...
(sorry for my potential english language mistakes, I am french...)
I made a sound with the ES2 using these amazing tutorials. I am using LFO number 2 to make the amplification of the sound go up and down 4 times a bar using a squared function. It is primordial for me that the wave starts in it's lower part. Is there any ways to change the start point of the wave ? Basically I want to select "soft" on the LFO numbert 2 and not "free".
Thank you very much for reading this comment ! I would be very happy if someone could answer me !
+Minecraft FiZiktim Oh ! I just saw the part 4, I guess I am gonna try with the Vector sequencer !
+Minecraft FiZiktim Nope ! Nearly worked but the effect is present defferently on each note... What if I only want all the notes to be affected by the same wave ? Thank you for reading !
this video in brief;
press alt + k to open key commands
find the command you want to assign a button to
press learn assignment
hit the button
also what this video didn't show you, if you're using velocity sensitive pads then the buttons might not behave as you'd expect... you have to go to controller assignments window (command + k) and make sure that the velocity range is set from 0 to 127.
:)
No retrig on LFOs??
argh. damn typos.. learnt*
Lol turn on the subtitles and see how many different interpretations there are for "LFO"
Part 4 is now up.
Part 4 is now up.