Explore how different features in Ableton, Studio One, and Logic Pro X can be used to help you create interesting chord progressions.
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In this tutorial, we overview the basics for creating realism when producing orchestral strings with software libraries.
In this blog post, we’ll explore three techniques that will help make your MIDI drums sound more ‘human.’
Hyperbits shares 5 creative reverse techniques you can use to make your tracks more interesting.
Used widely by top mixing engineers on countless records since the 80s, this simple yet effective effect can beef up those thin vocal tracks in no time.
In this tutorial, we look at how to construct your own breakbeat instrument out of different breakbeats.
In this tutorial, we show you how you can create custom kits with Logic Pro X’s Drum Machine Designer.
Here are 5 top keyboard commands to help you be more efficient in Logic Pro X.
Prepare, organize, and collaborate effectively on Logic Pro X using these handy tips.
We’re excited to bring you a series of short courses from some of the world’s best independent educators.
Producer and educator Christopher Petti familiarizes you with common techniques and applications for using spatial effects in your projects.
Download Fox Stevenson’s 140+ track project file for his track “High Five” via Splice.