So I'm looking to expanding upon the MIDI gear that I currently am using with Logic Studio. (Which is only an Akai MPK 25) And I was looking for input from other Logic users. What are your favorite pieces of gear to use with Logic? I'm mainly referring to things other than keyboards, as having tried ...

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Create authentic music. To me a lot of electronic music in particular has become superficial. So many people want to be the next big star or sound like "x" but in the process the music suffers from a serious loss of genuine feeling. If you are not genuine when it comes to producing, I don't care how ...

Pedro Sánchez wrote:

sketchyderek wrote:Even Mother Theresa questioned her faith.

Yeah but she didn't know how to use logic or reason.

Easily the best comment in this thread, on a couple levels.

So I've always really loved the snare-repeat or whatever one would call it, anyone have any tips on creating a snare pattern like that, not sure exactly how to go about it.



The first time it appears starts at about 4 seconds.

Hardly any low end? Might want to change that.

Very much the same situation here in Norfolk, Va..

The only thing I noticed was that it seemed like sometimes to wobbles got off sync with the beat. Other than that I'd say it was pretty good, better than the stuff I make and im 8 songs in haha

Yeah, your right, at one point automation in Logic was being really frustrating and wasn't doing what I ...

Hey, I've been around on the forums for several months now, and started producing part-time in the past month and a half, and this this is my first tune. Its obviously not very good, but I'm definitely looking for feedback. And I never realized how low quality soundcloud uploads were until just now ...

Cheeky wrote:As long as you have a point where you think every song you make is utter shite, your not an arsehole.

And if you're like me, you'll know every tune you produce is utter shit.

Electric_Head wrote:information is more enjoyable as a color pie chart

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This

Go with the Macbook, way more reliable than any PC. I currently run Logic on Mac OSX and have never once wished to change to a PC.

zerbaman wrote:What exactly is this?

signals wrote:part dubstep part brostep?

Nah, just a case of tween-step. Its far better than bro-step.

shaneynclan wrote:

vishes wrote:This is gonna be good. Just imagine how much dub he will put on his tracks...
What do you guys think? 3 dub? Maybe 4 dub? Only proper soundsystems can handle that much dub!

Possibly take it to the unthinkable level of 5 dub.

You've got a way more interesting drop than I expected, this tune has potential I'd say.

blinx wrote:buy them a nice tuxedo!

Well played good sir.

Honestly, I think the best thing to do for a music theory novice is to pick up guitar or piano and get a teacher. You'll learn infinitely more by practical application. Theory is great, but if you only know why and not how you're missing half the picture.

But, (to kinda plug myself lol) I was an ...

extremesociety wrote:

Dosva wrote:While we're at it, anyone know of a nice resource/book that is focused on Jazz Theory?

This is the one: http://www.amazon.com/Jazz-Theory-Book- ... 1883217040 Mark Levine's book.

Perfect, looks like I have yet another book to order