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It is easy to import Logic Pro X projects into and existing project and if you are collaborating with other artists or producers, and you are both using Logic Pro X, this is a great way to work together. This quick tutorial will show you how easy it is to do this. Please remember to subscribe to this channel. Join my mailing list for weekly blogs and more at: https://www.rochellearthurs.com Follow me on my new Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/ra_music_production/

In this week's tutorial I will show you how to check that you have the latest Logic Pro X update and sound library downloaded to your device. Timeline: 1:04 - Apple website Plug-Ins and sounds page 3:01 - Check if you have the latest software 3:29 - Check if you have downloaded all the latest sounds Remember to watch all the latest videos and blogs regarding music production and Logic Pro X at https://www.rochellearthurs.com New Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/ra_music_production/. Please join

In this tutorial Rochelle will show you how to use Busses effectively. What is a Bus? A virtual audio cable to route audio between channel strips, for processing or submixing tasks You can watch the song "Thank You" used in this video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGT7JVMfRkQ Remember to also check visit www.rochellearthurs.com and join the mailing list Please excuse the popping sounds, I believe the video software has created these noises.

Join my mailing list at www.rochellearthurs.com In this video, I will show you 3 ways to export your Logic Pro X Project. 1. Compressing the Logic Pro X file in order to send entire Logic Project via email or various drives such as Google, OneDrive, Drop Box and so on. 2. Export the Project as an MP3 3. Exporting Audio files

In this weeks Logic Pro X tutorial, Rochelle shows viewers how to add echo and reverb effects to vocals in 3 different ways. This tutorial is aimed at beginners!

In this week's tutorial Rochelle shows singers/rappers how to turn the volume "up" or "down" on desired vocal parts without re-recording vocals.

In this video Rochelle shows you how to align your vocals with other vocal parts using the Polyphonic tool. Please note that this tutorial is aimed at beginners wanting to learn vocal production techniques within Logic Pro X. Use the Polyphonic algorithm Choose Flex Time - Polyphonic from the Flex pop-up menu. Polyphonic time stretches material based on a process called phase vocoding—a process that uses phase information to time stretch an audio signal without touching its pitch. It is the most processor intensive of all the flex algorithms, but it delivers high sonic quality with suitable polyphonic material. It’s recommended for complex polyphonic material and is good for all kinds of chords—such as guitar, piano, and choir—and also complex mixes. Polyphonic comes with a single parameter: Complex: Enables more internal transients in the audio material. You can learn more about Flex editing here https://support.apple.com/kb/PH13083?locale=en_US&viewlocale=en_US

In this tutorial I will show you how to Comp your vocal takes to create a single flawless composition. Also a Quick Overview regardig the Count In method and how useful this tool can be. Be sure to check out my website to test your knowledge on this latest video by doing our Quiz.

Logic Pro X tutorials for beginners. Here are 19 keyboard shortcuts that will help you work quicker when creating your Logic Pro X projects. Visit: www.rochellearthurs.com for more useful tutorials