Logic Pro - Youtube Tip Master

Logic Pro is a program used by music programmers, musicians, technicians, any person in the music industry that needs to produce, record, master or just mess around to create the beautiful nature of this art that surrounds us everyday.

In order to better understand the topic here you need to understand why this program exists and why this is being written. I recently started myself learning how to use Logic Pro and tried to understand how to use the program, fortunately for me I sort of figured out the program in its basics, but I wanted to know more, so I went on a hunt to find out the secrets and undiscovered natures of this software. E.g.

In an almost failed attempt to find something, five minutes before going to sleep a friend hooks me up on Facebook with a guy from youtube, who had been doing these tutorials for over 3 years now. The man’s gateway name is ‘sflogicninja’, an absolute genius, probably not the best logic music composer but he knows exactly how to explain in a step by step story mode how to use the program, from simply using the loops and samples you are given with the program to designing and creating your own music, through phasers, mastering, producing, cutting, editing, tapping, mixing, everything you need as a musician will be on your Logic Pro.

His website http://www.youtube.com/user/SFLogicNinja#p/f/92/Ze01PixFc0I very simple, made through youtube but is very well organized, you just pop into uploads and look for what you need, you’ll definitely find it in there and if not he has his favorites where he mainly suggests about other tutorials that other users have been creating recommended by him.



I strongly recommend any user of this program or anyone that is interested to learn it, to settle in and listen to some of the things he has to say to us, because it really will improve the amount of effort you have to try yourself to use the program, saving you time in the future so you can directly get into squeezing the juice out of it from the beginning.

The web 2.0 has given us so much in these past few years, I recommend for any user of the internet to take advantage of it. You can pretty much get professional help for free if you look for it right, it is just a matter of trial and error with different users showcasing their ideas, and then taking the best out of each. This gives you variety and you will quickly learn that you are learning how to do things at least twice as fast compared to if you were to do it by yourself; use the beauty of this amazing development in our continuous growth as a society as it will maintain you in front of everything you wish to be of, as this hard and crazy world continues to grow.


Christopher Tombrink