Logic Pro Music Production Masterclass: Record, Produce, Mix

Batista follows a production process from the initial musical material through arrangement and mix processing. MIDI basslines, percussion, external loops, sampling, compression and EQ receive dedicated lessons. Electronic track structures supply a context for the tools, making this a practical overview rather than a specialist orchestration course.

What you will learn

• Develop MIDI and percussion parts
• Edit samples and external loops
• Apply introductory compression and EQ

Who this suits

Useful for a new producer with a Mac who wants to see how individual Logic features contribute to an electronic arrangement and an initial mix.

Before you enroll

The listing requires Logic on a Mac and recommends headphones or monitors; a MIDI keyboard is optional. About seven hours and 55 minutes of video are listed. A second listing called The Complete Logic Pro 11 Music Production Course has the same lesson sequence and is not counted separately here.

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Put it into practice

Create a short track from original parts, then save a rough and processed mix. Explain why you used each processor and check that louder playback is not the only reason you prefer the revision.

Source and review

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