1. Mar 21, 2019 In this tutorial we explore trance music production with Mikas. You will learn to layer and mix different synthesizers to create a deep rich trance sound. Compress and sidechain the different bass layers to keep them at the right place in the mix.
2. Welcome to this Class: Hi there. It's Thomas George, and welcome to this logic Pro 10 make music today class. In this last, I'm going to show you the basics of writing a song we're going to look at creating a drum parts, a bass, part keyboard parts water, going to look at Apple loops, the drama arpeggio data side showing compression, the sculptor synth and a few more things as well.
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Dec 29, 2020 Logic Pro X wiz Larry Holcombe presents in-depth Logic Pro X 10.5 production video tutorials! Watch how to produce an entire electronic music track from scratch using Logic Pro X 10.5, and its newly added features. These videos are for those who already know Logic Pro X 10.5, but want to see it in use when making an electronic music production. In this tutorial series I show you the whole process of how I make rap beats in Logic Pro X. This series guides you all the way through from the very beginni.

In this tutorial I show you how to duplicate tracks in logic pro X. It is a pretty simple procedure but again an absolute staple for me when I write my own music. I more often than not use the keyboard shortcut (cmd+d) but sometimes I would use the button in the arrange window.

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Why duplicate a track anyway?

Good question. Why not just use the existing track right!?

Well, to a degree you are right yes. But for me it is often a case of duplicating a track so that I can then go on to manipulate the duplicate in a slightly different way.

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Another good use is for guitar parts, duplicate the track and hard pan each track so you get that wonderful open and wide distorted guitar we have grown to know and love.

So in short, I use this technique for doubling (or more) parts. You can have quite a lot of fun by duplicating the same track many times over and then making slight changes to either the parts of FX and it creates a wonderful bed/wall of noise. Depending on the result you are looking for of course.

What next?

Once you have mastered this then why not check out some of my other logic pro X tutorials. This one is pretty useful