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Back again with ANOTHER ambient tutorial in Logic Pro! I think what excites me most about switching over to Logic Pro is it allows me to ada

Back again with ANOTHER ambient tutorial in Logic Pro!

I think what excites me most about switching over to Logic Pro is it allows me to adapt my skills and flex my "producer reflexes" in new and unique ways. I find myself zeroing in on the music more in Logic, really focusing on the fundamentals of sound design, and allowing compositions to just "happen" instead of forcing them to happen in other DAW environments. I've always been a huge fan of "linear" arrangement style DAWs and Logic is certainly no exception. 

In this tutorial I go over some basic setup and then get into some sound design and then finally putting those elements together. This just the beginning of the tutorials to come in Logic and I'm really excited about the future. 

WARNING: There is some "glitching" in the middle of this video - so please excuse me while I dial in my settings in OBS and Logic! 

Anyway, enjoy! Let me know what you think in the comments below. 

Cheers and thanks for supporting me on Patreon!

Chris | S1gns Of L1fe

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Thomas Zakrzewski aka Blisshome

I'm new to your Patreon community, so you may have already answered this question: Have you explored Bitwig Studio? I've enjoyed Logic Pro for many years, but recently switched to Bitwig. I still occasionally use Logic Pro, so look forward to your explorations of that DAW. Update: Just watched. I'd forgotten how good LP's step sequencer is.

zakiddine.younes

Awesome tutorial , thank you ... it is possible to use Stepic VST on logic pro ... the same way as Abelton live ?

Dean Warner

Just became a Patreon member for the Logic Pro content! Any plans to eventually share your set up template or have it available on Material? Excited to see more!

Wartonno Sound

I only and have only used Logic Pro X and love all your tutorials but I hope you do more Logic Pro X tutorials. I like all your tips you share with us.