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Hi guys, noob here. I'm slowly learning how to mix, mostly metal and then some pop on the side. However I want to "mix" an a capella song and I'm a bit clueless. I have 3 tracks of female vocals slowly singing a dirge-like children's song, which is meant to be creepy and eerie. They're well sung although not "melodynized" to keep some imperfections, and recorded with a ribbon mic. Also I have two…
https://preview.redd.it/oix3x90b44mh1.png?width=2992&format=png&auto=webp&s=03873b430c0630e6bdaa40cc89b6fb954f355327 I write for labels and for TV/film libraries, I have been on Logic for years, and stems are just part of every delivery. Drums, bass, keys, an instrumental, sometimes a version without the lead. And I have never found a way of doing it that I actually liked. Export All Tracks gets…
Not looking for if you like it or not; you probably don't.. But how can I make the mix better? submitted by /u/fatbutslow02 [link] [comments]
So I had been using logic pro for ipad for a year before i got a mac in december 2025, and since then i only used logic on mac and i cancelled my ipad logic subscription. I really want to delete it off my ipad since it’s taking up SO much storage (22 gb) but i don’t want the project files to delete, since i still revisit them on my mac. submitted by /u/thesupacoolguy [link] [comments]
I’m a beginner. I was recently looking for tutorials on YouTube but couldn't find anything suitable. All the tutorials I saw were just ads for a sample pack. I’m looking for something in a house or 2000s style. If you got links or even tips, i would like to hear that from you submitted by /u/digdihseva [link] [comments]
Hello everyone, I would like to ask for some pieces of advice if possible. I was commissioned to make a realistic MIDI mockup of this score(string section + harp).The client approved the resulted one, but I truly feel there's lots of room for improvement and frankly speaking, I lack deeper understanding of production and audio editing. I've been more into working on sheets and playing piano so…
they add ARA support and allow multiple audio tracks to sidechain to one track, like Cubase does. Now that we have the grid in front of the audio tracks, it’s basically getting there. These are the only two things missing. If they add them, it’s over for every other DAW and literally over for Pro Tools too. submitted by /u/Mental_One_3402 [link] [comments]
Just sharing something I learned today. I've been doing this for a while actually but I didn't realize you can actually still do it if you're only using a single take from the comp. Btw I'm using Logic 11. Another tip is you can use quick swipe comps to quickly remove/reduce breaths, just use the one that's most tasteful. I usually do it manually by automating the gain plugin but for small/quieter…
Hi - wondering if anyone can help me fix this. For some reason, on some projects when I try to extend regions they move instead of extending. It's quite hit or miss - occasionally it works normally (as you can see in the video), but most of the time it doesn't. Using 12.3.1 on an M1 Macbook Pro. Thanks! https://reddit.com/link/1vynaia/video/sblenk2ehnlh1/player submitted by /u/Dry-Tension-8056…
I've noticed a lot of people talking about how they have over 40 or 50 tracks (sometimes up to like 400) but my projects—even those with a lot of instruments—only ever come out to about 20 or 30. Are there techniques and such that I don't know about that involve using a lot of tracks, or is it just a stylistic thing? EDIT: Thank you all for your responses! I'm kind of amazed to see so many so…
