Logic Pro X 2 Days | 9am to 4pm | $1190 PLUS TAX

Getting Started

• » the interface
• » exploring templates
• » intro to midi
• » preferences

Establishing a Workflow

• » exploring the new main window
• » working with windows and screensets
• » controlling playback
• » getting to know the tools
• » useful, custom key commands
• » naming tracks and regions
• » controlling playback with the iPad app
• » saving your project

Making Music with Logic

• » creating patches
• » discovering smart controls
• » working with track ttacks
• » making beats with ultrabeat
• » how to create drum parts
• » customizing drummer tracks
• » jamming on iPad with logic remote

Recording MIDI

• » an introduction to midi recording
• » recording midi in separate takes
• » merge recording with midi
• » working with step input recording
• » exploring midi plugins: the arpeggiator
• » exploring midi plugins: chord trigger

Editing and Arranging MIDI

• » how to quantize midi performances
• » editing your performances
• » using midi draw
• » alternative midi editing approaches
• » using the event list

Samples, Apple Loops, Tempo and Pitch

• » importing audio
• » exploring Apple loops
• » creating Apple loops
• » adjusting tempos
• » exploring flex time
• » working with the groove track
• » beat mapping your project
• » importing elements from another project

Recording Audio

• » setting up for recording
• » recording a band
• » punching in and loop recording with audio
• » recording multiple takes and comping parts

Editing and Arranging Audio

• » working with audio regions
• » exploring drag modes with audio regions
• » exploring flex pitch
• » editing in the audio file editor
• » arranging projects with arrangement track

Working with Notation

• » composing in the score editor
• » editing in the score editor
• » creating scores and printing lead sheets

Working with Picture and to and from FCP

• » setting up for a sync-video project
• » scoring music to video
• » round-tripping with Final Cut Pro

Working in Surround

• » surround hardware requirements
• » using the surround panner

Mixing and Mastering

• » setting up for the mix
• » mapping controls for hands-on mixing
• » panning
• » mixing with patches
• » working with submixes and track stacks
• » adding reverb and delay to your mix
• » giving your mix life with automation
• » recording automation in real time
• » optimize CPU performance with freeze tracks
• » mastering with your output fader

Exporting, Sharing, and Other Workflows

• » bouncing down your mix
• » importing from GarageBand and Logic Pro 9
• » sharing your music