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SFM Tutorials: Logic Pro for iPad

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  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 36: Vocal Transformer, Change Pitch, Formants, Robotise, Harmonise

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to create an audio track importing a loop from the files app
    • How to access plug-in editor
    • How to apply the Vocal Transformer
    • How to transpose the pitch and do fine tuning
    • How to apply glide to pitch changes
    • How to change the formats
    • How to robotise the vocals
    • How to use the dry and wet mixing to double the vocals
    • How to change presets
    • How to humanise a drum loops via different presets
    • How to apply multiple Vocal Transformers to create richer harmonies for your vocals
    • Etc.

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  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 37: Vocal Pitch Correction and Pitch Shifter

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to create an audio track importing a loop from the files app
    • How to trim the loop via the Audio Editor
    • How to access plug-in editor
    • How to apply the Pitch Correction plug-in
    • How to enable or disable the machine-learning effect
    • How to enable and apply the Pitch Shifter
    • Etc.

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  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 38: Phat FX, Multiple Effects at once

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to use the Phat FX on a Bus track
    • How to use the XY Pad
    • How to use the X and Y Targets for the XY Pad
    • How to use the Bass Enhancer
    • How to use the Filter
    • How to use the Distortion, Saturation and various other effects
    • How to use the Mod FX for Chorus effects
    • How to use the BandPass and BandReject
    • How to use LFO1 and LFO2
    • How to use the Enveloper Follower
    • How to use the Global Settings
    • Etc.

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  • sfmsfm
    edited July 2023

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 39: ES1 Synthesiser

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to load ES1 as a plug-in
    • How to change presets
    • How to recall the default preset
    • How to change the waveform of the main oscillator and sub-oscillator
    • How to change the mix between the 2 oscillators
    • How to apply the LowPass Filter, change the cutoff, resonance Drive and change the way it is impacted by the ADSR or modulated
    • How to apply ADSR modulation to the VCA or AMP
    • How to apply Envelope modulation and create a fade-in or fade-out effect
    • How to use the LFO for modulation and change the depth using the modulation wheel
    • How to change the global settings
    • How to change the output section
    • How to use the remote Midi CCs to control all the parameters of the synthesiser
    • Etc.

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  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 40: Velocity Processor Midi Fx

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to create a project with a default midi software instrument
    • How to add the Velocity Processor Midi Fx and a Midi Monitor
    • How to compress velocity
    • How to expand velocity
    • How to filter notes through a min and max range
    • How to apply a makeup to velocity or using the auto gain
    • How to set a fix velocity value
    • How to set a min of allowed velocity
    • How to use the limiter to clip velocity values
    • How to scale up or down velocity
    • How to simply add a value to incoming velocity
    • How to act on note on and note off midi messages for velocity changes
    • Etc.

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  • Telstar5Telstar5

    Still leading the way and gaining I.e tutorials for Logic Pro for iPad. Thanks again for what you do, Leo

  • sfmsfm

    @Telstar5 said:
    Still leading the way and gaining I.e tutorials for Logic Pro for iPad. Thanks again for what you do, Leo

    You are welcome

  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 41: Scale / Time Quantise notes and Regions and realtime

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to create a project with a default midi software instrument
    • How to record realtime with no quantisation
    • How to record realtime with quantisation set a region defaults level
    • How to set quantisation options at note, region and region defaults level
    • How to change the quantisation strength, length, range, velocity, swing
    • How to change the quantisation algorhythm
    • How to quantise flam to spread around notes overlapping like in a chord
    • Etc.

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  • Telstar5Telstar5

    You did it AGAIN. ! Thanks Leo…

  • RajahPRajahP

    Thanks...

  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 42: Fade-in, Fade-out, Crossfade, Equal Power Crossfade, S Curved Crossfade

    https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/logic-pro-for-ipad/id1615087040

    This video contains the following product demonstration:

    • How to create a project with a default audio track
    • How to select 2 loops and drop them inside the audio track
    • How to overlap the 2 audio regions and create a split
    • How to apply a fade-out to the first split and a fade-in to the last split
    • How to to a fade-in or speed-up
    • How to do a fade-out or slow-down
    • How to adjust the curve type for fade start and fade end
    • How to do a crossfade, an equal power crossfade or a s curved crossfade
    • Etc.

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  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 43: Send MIDI Track to MIDI Track via Summing Stacks [Save CPU]

  • SamuSamu

    @sfm said:
    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 43: Send MIDI Track to MIDI Track via Summing Stacks [Save CPU]

    There's actually a bit easier and a bit less convoluted way to do this (ie. use multiple tracks that control the same instrument).

    Create a midi-track with a midi-region and add as many notes as you need tracks for the instrument (C,D,E,F etc.) and do a 'convert -> separate by note pitch' on the region.

    This way you'll get 4 tracks that use the same instrument and the mixer stays clean with only one instrument instance.

    Cheers!

  • sfmsfm

    @Samu said:

    @sfm said:
    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 43: Send MIDI Track to MIDI Track via Summing Stacks [Save CPU]

    There's actually a bit easier and a bit less convoluted way to do this (ie. use multiple tracks that control the same instrument).

    Create a midi-track with a midi-region and add as many notes as you need tracks for the instrument (C,D,E,F etc.) and do a 'convert -> separate by note pitch' on the region.

    This way you'll get 4 tracks that use the same instrument and the mixer stays clean with only one instrument instance.

    Cheers!

    Super

  • SamuSamu

    @sfm said:

    @Samu said:

    @sfm said:
    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 43: Send MIDI Track to MIDI Track via Summing Stacks [Save CPU]

    There's actually a bit easier and a bit less convoluted way to do this (ie. use multiple tracks that control the same instrument).

    Create a midi-track with a midi-region and add as many notes as you need tracks for the instrument (C,D,E,F etc.) and do a 'convert -> separate by note pitch' on the region.

    This way you'll get 4 tracks that use the same instrument and the mixer stays clean with only one instrument instance.

    Cheers!

    Super

    This is also a very nice trick when using a drum-apps that do not support AUv3 multi-out (like the SR-88 from AudioThing).
    Create the full pattern in one midi-region and do a separate by note pitch.

    The separated tracks can then be individually bounced to get the audio for just the selected midi-region.

    Logic is full of 'creative work-arounds' and super thanks for the videos!

  • sfmsfm

    @Samu said:

    @sfm said:

    @Samu said:

    @sfm said:
    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 43: Send MIDI Track to MIDI Track via Summing Stacks [Save CPU]

    There's actually a bit easier and a bit less convoluted way to do this (ie. use multiple tracks that control the same instrument).

    Create a midi-track with a midi-region and add as many notes as you need tracks for the instrument (C,D,E,F etc.) and do a 'convert -> separate by note pitch' on the region.

    This way you'll get 4 tracks that use the same instrument and the mixer stays clean with only one instrument instance.

    Cheers!

    Super

    This is also a very nice trick when using a drum-apps that do not support AUv3 multi-out (like the SR-88 from AudioThing).
    Create the full pattern in one midi-region and do a separate by note pitch.

    The separated tracks can then be individually bounced to get the audio for just the selected midi-region.

    Logic is full of 'creative work-arounds' and super thanks for the videos!

    👍👍

  • sfmsfm

    Made it into a video:
    🔥Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 44: Multiple MIDI tracks and one Instrument

  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro for iPad - Tutorial 45: Master like a Pro with Mastering Assistant

  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro 2 for iPad - Tutorial 46: Stem Splitter vs n-Track AI MixSplit

  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro 2 for iPad - Tutorial 47: Midi to Midi [FINALLY]

  • SamuSamu

    In case you missed it...

    Instead of arming the midi-tracks for recording (which is not always desired) you can enable input monitoring on the midi tracks you wish to receive midi from other tracks.

    The switch for input monitoring can be enabled under customize track header.

    The new midi-routing options are definitely a welcome addition :)

  • sfmsfm

    @Samu said:
    In case you missed it...

    Instead of arming the midi-tracks for recording (which is not always desired) you can enable input monitoring on the midi tracks you wish to receive midi from other tracks.

    The switch for input monitoring can be enabled under customize track header.

    The new midi-routing options are definitely a welcome addition :)

    Yes thank you

  • sfmsfm

    Apple Logic Pro 2 for iPad - Tutorial 48: Intro to Session Players and Chord Track

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