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I have lived a full and adventurous life. That means I have a lot of stories about life. I naturally gravitated towards song writing to tell my stories and to express my feelings about the woman I have loved and the way I see the human experience.
Not being a tech whiz and being rather reluctant to to become one at my age, I felt quite intimidated by my Logic Pro X program and the learning curve involved. Away I went. Some hours later, I had me a ripping rap jam. It was perfect. I got so excited, I got naked and danced until I couldn't dance no more.
It scared my dog so bad he wouldn't come out from under the bed. When I am finished with this instruction, I will have all the tools I need to record anything I want. All I can tell you is that it will do the same for you. You better buy this book before they outlaw it for being to dang good. I'm a logic user for about 5 years now.
I purchased this in hopes of refining my skills and becoming a Logic expert. The author runs a very popular website that I frequently come across when searching for help with issues. As an authority on Logic, I assumed I would take away a lot from his book. I think the confusion may be in the name: "Pro training series" and "Professional Music Production" lead me to believe that this would delve deeper into the features of the software. Rather, I felt the book focused only on the basic core skills one would need.
There were a few tricks I learned because the author has included all keyboard shortcuts to help with workflow. However, this is more of an official help-type document that opens with instructions to install the software, create projects, save as, etc. I think this would be a great, easy to follow book if you have never used a DAW, but it covers less than you can get from youtube tutorials. If you are looking for help specifically with the outer layer of Logic, this will get you there and likely improve your workflow.
If you are looking to be better working with composing, vocals, mixing, mastering, or anything beyond creating your first complete project, I think the time would be spent better elsewhere. This book is the perfect solution for me as It's a hands on step by step tutorial which lends itself to helping be become quickly familiar and able to produce a basic song file right away.
I'm glad I took some time first to get comfortable with my iMac 27 first, which was not nearly as hard as I had feared if your thinking of switching I'm never going back to a windows PC, I love my Mac! I'm over 60, a musician who no longer performs but I wanted to try to write songs I have recorded a la analogue hardware but have not the money or space for that stuff anymore.
So all around a Rave Review worth every cent. Clear, mostly easy to follow, and the best part is the author hangs in the LogicPro Help forum in case I have follow up questions so it's almost like having a correspondence tutor.
I'm more about basics, and not so much about gimmicks like arpeggiator -- just taking real recorded audio and MIDI tracks and making them sound good. Probably like most people If I was buying a book for my self this book was more expensive than the other obvious choices so may have been put off, don't be as this has everything a beginner to intermediate learner needs.
Really great book get it. Really great lessons that get you thoroughly immersed into Logic Pro X and it's functions and shortcuts. In the past I've read books and watched videos on Ableton and Cubase and they haven't been anywhere near as good as this.
After completing lesson 3 I encountered an unexpected functionality problem with my Mac and posted to the LogicProX help forum. I very quickly got some helpful replies from a really nice guy who sorted me out. It wasn't until later that I noticed from his forum signature that he was the author of this book!
Now that's support!! I bought the Kindle version and have it open on my iPad whilst running Logic on the Mac. Just buy it! One person found this helpful. Very detailed informative book from the official Logic Pro trainer. Has some great Logic Pro project files you can download and work through using the instructions in the book - much better than simply reading like other books. How much you get out of this book depends on how much you already know.
If you have used a DAW before, even casually, this is the book for you, but I wouldn't recommend it for complete beginners. The book assumes you have an audio interface and know how to use it and assumes you have a guitar, mic or some other instrument you can connect to the audio interface.
It also assumes you have a keyboard or some other MIDI input device. I decided after stumbling along with Logic X to get a proper handle under the surface of this excellent software. After the first couple of lessons I realised I should have done this ages ago! It is intuitive and going back to basics is a way to go.
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