Overview
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Improve music and audio production using the virtual instruments in Logic Pro X. Learn how to apply effects and take a tour of synthesizers, samplers, drum kits, and sound design.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you need to know
- How to use the exercise files
- Basic modeling with Electric Piano
- B3 drawbars and percussion
- B3 FX and advanced options
- Basic modeling with Clavinet
- Vintage vibe workout
- ES M: Oscillator filter and modulation
- ES E: Basic sound sculpting with FX
- ES P: Basic sculpting and modulation
- ES1: Synthesizer
- ES1: Advanced effects
- EFM1: Basic frequency modulation
- EFM1: Basic tuning and modulation
- EVOC 20 PolySynth: Basic vocoder setup
- EVOC 20 PolySynth: Advanced principles
- Synth ensemble workout
- EXS: Presets and basic adjustments
- EXS: Modulation
- EXS: Instruments from raw audio
- EXS: Loop slicing and advanced features
- EXS: Multi-output routing
- DKD: Basic kits and MIDI mapping
- DKD: Advanced functions
- Ultrabeat: Factory sound and routing
- Ultrabeat: Basic modulation and synthesis
- Ultrabeat: Sequencer
- Sampler workout
- ES2: Oscillator features
- ES2: Filters
- ES2: Modulation tweaking and routing
- ES2: FX, macros, and other functions
- Retro Synth: Oscillators and modulation
- Retro Synth: Sync
- Retro Synth: Table and FM
- Poly synth workout
- Preset parameters and Simple mode
- Working with the Arpeggiator
- Oscillators
- Sampling modes
- Advanced sampling modes
- Filters and basic modulation
- Advanced modulation
- Sequencer
- Advanced sequencer
- Effects
- Alchemy workout
- Introduction to physical modeling
- Materials
- Objects and pickups
- EQ, filters, and FX
- LFO and modulation
- Morph
- Advanced envelopes
- Sculpture workout
- Next steps
