#LOGIC PRO X PARALLEL FOR WINDOWS HOW TO#
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if you ever want help, being a user of it for 20 years now, please feel free to ask anytime, via skype even, whatever you need. I used to teach Logic but I am terrible at writing stuff out, but good when i have the mouse in front of me. They are indispensable tools IMO, and also work with instruments, so you can make your own pre saved instrument/fx chains, and with blue cat patchworx, you can stack instruments like the combinator (simplified) and save them as a simple logic preset.ДЄ little OT there but hopefully all good info.

#LOGIC PRO X PARALLEL FOR WINDOWS FULL#

So if all you want to do is parallel processing in a situation to apply a parallel effect you can mimic that here.ДЄlso there is the ddmf metaplugin which is cheaper and also has wet/dryДЄll the blue cat and ddmf plugins also support automation and full delay compensation pass through reporting to logic. the latter can split your audio up to 7 bands and put 4 different vst or au effects on EACH band lol! with wet/dry for *any* type of effect. Of course you could also use blue cat's plug in chainer 'pathworx' or 'MB7'. Reason is the only DAW i know of that makes this incredibly simple. QV's idea is correct but i thought the links might help you with a step by step. Hi even though this is 9 X works the same Can anyone point me to a tutorial that might be useful, or simply enlighten me to the proper terminology for a logic? Thank you! Normally, I run my lead Vox dry, straight up the center, with parallel processing on a panned left and a panned right parallel track. What I want to do- what I do all the freaking time in Reason- Is to surround my Vox tracks with parallels.

I realize that Reason made this super easy, and that its probably not quite as easy in other DAWs (I also have Sonar X1, but I jumped ship before I really knew what I was doing on the mixing side)- I also know that terminology might be my main issue.

#LOGIC PRO X PARALLEL FOR WINDOWS HOW TO#

That being said, I do a LOT of parallel channels in Reason and I'm having difficulty figuring how to do what I need in Logic. I'm not abandoning ship, but I have always wanted to learn Logic, and be able to share files with a friend who uses it almost exclusively. Julibee wrote:Hey! As I hinted on Facebook the other day, I did, indeed, buy Logic Pro X. It might be a bit confusing for someone who has never used the logic environment before.again, if you need any tips ask anytime.Г‚ It's a different sort of workflow where you need to assign object 'channels', but alot of it will be auto done for you from the tracks you have created, and some won't. Logic X look, but it can be done, if you can bear mixing in the environment mixer instead. You will need to turn on advanced options in logic prefs, and unfortunately the environment is the Logic 9 look still so looks weird against the L In that sense, logic had mixer arrangement of monumental proportions (vertical and horizontal, any size) before any other DAW - I was doing that in 1997. There IS however, a way to do it if you are happy to use the environment. so i don't doubt we will see it in 10.5 or at latest 11. It's a hotly requested feature and apple have been listening lately. Unfortunately there is no other workaround.

The only way to do it is re arrange the arrange tracks which then re orders the mixer tracks to match.

You can not re arrange mixer tracks if the main dark Logic X look 'main mixer' in logic. in real usage it doesn't actually add any clutter like it would doing it in say ReasonГ‚ The reason i suggested Dupes in logic is because of the highly advanced folder grouping of Logic X. Is that right? Sure, I can group, hide, show, etc. I'm also running into a problem of not being able to rearrange mixer tracks in Logic. Was trying to avoid the dupes, and thought I'd see how others do things. Julibee wrote:Thanks! No need for a template- I can do that.

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