Introduction 1Part 1: Leaping into Logic Pro 5Chapter 1: Getting Logic Pro Up and Sprinting 7Chapter 2: Examining Logic Pro Projects 21Chapter 3: Exploring the Main Window and Tracks Area 37Chapter 4: Embracing Tracks and Regions 65Part 2: Digital Recording and Using Prerecorded Media 81Chapter 5: Introducing Digital Audio and MIDI 83Chapter 6: Recording Audio 97Chapter 7: Recording MIDI 111Chapter 8: Adding Media to Your Project 123Part 3: Making Music with Virtual Instruments 135Chapter 9: Making Beats with Drum and Percussion Software Instruments 137Chapter 10: Playing Virtual Vintage Instruments 163Chapter 11: Sound Design with Synths and Samplers 185Chapter 12: Conducting a Virtual Orchestra 213Part 4: Arranging and Editing Your Project 225Chapter 13: Arranging Your Music 227Chapter 14: Editing Audio Tracks 255Chapter 15: Editing MIDI Tracks 277Part 5: Mixing, Mastering, and Sharing Your Music 297Chapter 16: Mixing Your Project 299Chapter 17: Shaping Your Mix with Effects 321Chapter 18: Automating Your Mix 341Chapter 19: Mastering Your Final Track 347Chapter 20: Bouncing and Sharing Your Music 355Part 6: The Part of Tens 363Chapter 21: Ten Ways to Use an iPad with Logic Pro 365Chapter 22: Ten Tips to Speed Your Workflow 377Index 383
Graham English is a performer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and jazz-trained keyboard player. Graham has shared the stage with legendary performers like Cheap Trick, Grover Washington Jr., and James Moody. He is the author of the previous editions of this book, a songwriting course at Speed Songwriting, and content at Logic Studio Training.
English John English is a professor of history at the Univ... więcej >
