Logic

We explore Logic Pro’s bounce and export options.

Go beyond the pan pot with Logic’s Direction Mixer.

Logic’s Scripter plug‑in opens the doors to powerful custom MIDI manipulation.

We demonstrate how flexible Logic Pro’s MIDI processing tools can be.

How do you export your projects for use in other DAWs? Read on to find out...

Logic’s drum instruments offer powerful ways of laying down percussion and more...

In Auto Sampler, the main features behind the automatic creation of sample sets are presented in a very intuitive fashion and work extremely well...

We explore Remix FX, which brings together many of the real‑time audio processing tools available in Logic under a new streamlined single interface.

It’s not always obvious in Logic Pro X how to go about incorporating hardware into your workflow; we show you how.

Finally, Logic Pro X catches up with, and in many ways improves upon, the step sequencers in other DAWs.

With the introduction of Logic Pro X 10.5, EXS24 has been ‘replaced’ by a plug‑in instrument called Sampler.

Get to grips with Logic 10.5's cells and Scenes.

Here's how to create a convincing double-tracking effect in Logic Pro X.

Multi-output instruments are a powerful weapon in your Logic arsenal. Here's how to use them...

Here's how to manipulate pitch and time in Logic Pro X.

Speed up your Logic Pro X workflow with these time-saving tips.

Logic's Modulator MIDI plug-in offers some exciting ways to add movement to your music. Find out how...

Get the most out of Logic's Amp Designer plug-in.

Get creative with Logic's new binaural panning options.

Logic's MIDI plug-ins are great, but getting access to the data they output can be tricky. Here's how it's done...

We explain how to get Ambisonics working in Logic Pro X.