Logic Pro Music Production Class | San Francisco
Basics
- →Setting up Logic and overview of the interface
- →Workflow and file management
- →How to program MIDI and make beats
- →Using MIDI controllers
- →Quantizing and groove
- →Automation
- →Logic’s mixer
Instruments & FX
- →Logic’s virtual instruments
- →Logic’s FX and MIDI FX
- →Channel strips
- →Advanced automation
Sampling
- →Where to find samples and sampling law
- →Sample packs and libraries
- →Filtering and manipulating samples
- →Chopping up loops
- →Advanced sampling techniques
Composition and Songwriting Techniques
- →Understanding instrumentation
- →Arrangement
- →Transposition
- →Music theory and rhythm study basics
- →Advanced rhythm and drum groove
Sound Engineering & Recording
- →Sound waves, frequency, and amplitude
- →Signal path and gain structure
- →Different types and applications of microphones
- →Vocal recording sessions
- →Mixing instruments and vocals
Advanced Logic Pro
- →Key command customization
- →Advance MIDI editing and hyper editing
- →Arrangement tools, folders, and global tracks
- →Flex Pitch and Flex Time
- →Manipulating tempo, time stretching
- →Busses & Routing
Music For Media
- →Importing and working with video
- →Working to a brief
- →Tempo mapping and time codes
- →Sound design and music for video games
Additional Information
- →Use your own laptop, or use our macbooks free of charge.
- →Headphones and controllers are available to use.
- →Personal USB drive or SSD for storing your files is recommended.
- →Our small class sizes allow for instructors to curate class content to the students wants and needs.
- →Students receive access to numerous discounts on production software.
Use the ‘CONNECT’ button below to request schedule and pricing information. One of our placement experts will follow up within a business day. For one-to-one lessons, see our Music Production Private Instruction page.
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