- Overview of Logic’s Arrange Window
- Moving the Song Position Line (SPL)
- Setting up software instruments in the Channel Strip
- Using Apple Loops - mainly for drums at this stage
- Setting up for MIDI recording (Tempo, Metronome, etc)
- Setting the Cycle Region
- Making our first recording.
- Zooming Tracks and Auto Track Zoom
- Quantizing
- Editing regions using the Piano Roll editor
- Editing note length and velocity using the Event List
- Copying and Looping regions
- The Tool Box - using the Scissors and Glue Tools
- A second recording, this time using Take Folders
- Adding DSP effects
- Recording Audio
- A basic introduction to the Sample Edit Window
- Quantizing Audio
- A look at Flex Time
- The Track Mixer - Setting Levels
- Using Sends to add DSP effects
- The Fade tool
- Using the Freeze Function
- Track Automation and Live Automation
- Activating Logic’s Sequencer
- Adding standard and multi instruments in the Environment
- Configuring Audio Hardware and Drivers, and Apple’s Audio MIDI Setup
- Bouncing the track to an audio file.
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