
In Week 1, Davidson Ospina begins explaining and demonstrating drums sounds and beat programming. We've also included the actual Logic project files that Davidson uses throughout this course so you can open them in your own copy of Logic Pro and follow along with tutorials.
Download the WEEK 1 Files from this link, unzip and open it. Then follow along with the videos as Davidson shows you the way.
In the previous lesson, Davidson samples drum elements from another track.
In Lesson 02 he will introduce you to Logic's virtual Drum Sampler & Synthesizer Ultrabeat. Showing you how to build your own drum kit using drum sounds from the samples provided.
Included in your WEEK 1 FILES are original drum samples from popular vintage drum machines Roland TR-909, TR-808 and TR-727. Also included are Davidson's personal drum sound library located in /WEEK 1 FILES/Samples/Ospina Drum Sounds
Start a new blank project and get started
Using the drum sounds used in Lesson 02, Davidson dives deeper in to Ultrabeat and begins programming beats in the "Full View" window.
This lesson is accompanied with Logic Pro project file "Lesson03_drum_programming_with_ultrabeat". Load the project and get started
Learn to program percussion with a MIDI keyboard in Logic Pro by recording live drum parts, adjusting swing with 16th notes, refining velocity, and merging regions for a natural groove.
Perform a rough drum mix by balancing the kick and other elements, using EQ to add bottom, and lowering overall drum levels so all parts sit together.
In Week 2, Davidson Ospina shows what sounds are used in Deep House. Here he's preparing which instrument or synth presets he will be using. Goal here is to get a feel of sounds to choose before playing any chords, basslines and etc. So
We've included Bass, Synth and FX samples for this week. Also included the actual Logic project files that Davidson uses throughout this week so you can open them in your own copy of Logic Pro and follow along with videos.
Tip - The key to any good track is selecting sounds that work well together
Download the WEEK 2 Logic Files from this link, unzip and open it. Then follow along with the videos as Davidson shows you the way.
Organize drum tracks and load sampled synth sounds with the Access 24 sampler in Logic Pro to craft a deep house groove with pads and piano.
Learn to craft deep house synth bass in Logic Pro using the ES1 analog synth, exploring oscillators, filters, cutoff, and the adsr envelope.
Learn to craft a deep house synth bass in logic pro using es1, by tweaking envelopes, exploring oscillators and filters, auditioning bass sounds, and saving custom patches to fit drums.
Explore Logic Pro's es2 analog synthesizer to layer deep house grooves with pad and string textures, audition varied sounds, and dial in attack to craft a slow, sexy intro.
Explore adding a percussive synth in Logic Pro using Sculpture, experimenting with mallet and marimba tones, and shaping attack and release to craft warm metallic textures for deep house.
In Week 3, Davidson Ospina explains the music behind deep house. He'll show you how build simple chords, basslines and riffs using the sounds from Week 2.
Download Week 3 Logic Files from this link, unzip and open it. Then follow along with the videos as Davidson shows you the way.
Learn the basics of chord programming in Logic Pro by using a stock electric piano to play C minor and G minor triads, layered with bass and top notes.
Apply chord concepts, top and bottom notes, and bass riffs in Logic Pro to record chords on tracks for a fuller deep house vibe with top melodies and varied sounds.
Explore programming chords for a deep afro house vibe in Logic Pro, using E-flat minor/major progressions, layering drums and bass, recording chords first, and adding bottom notes for fuller harmony.
Produce a memorable melodic lead line in deep house by crafting a catchy hook, tweaking synth sounds with modulation, recording, quantizing, and shaping it as the track’s chorus.
Learn to craft a memorable melodic leadline and hook in deep house using Logic Pro, shaping vocal samples with patch tweaks and groove-focused processing.
In Week 4, Davidson Ospina explains how he switches from a simple 8 bar loop to a full fledge musical arrangement.
Download Week 4 Logic Files from this link, unzip and open it. Then follow along with the videos as Davidson shows you the way.
Master in-depth arrangement for deep house by converting loops to real copies, organizing tracks, and coloring drums, bass, piano, and strings for clear visual workflow in Logic Pro.
Learn how to structure deep house by building 17-bar baseline after 16 bars, adding sustain pads and pre-chorus strings and piano, and creating a drop into the chorus.
Download Week 5 files here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6eoqyhkaigfdmoz/WEEK_5_FILES.zip?dl=0
Balance drums, bass, and strings while layering piano with delay and an exciter to enhance harmonics, then mix down the track for space and cohesion.
Balance the hook section of a deep house track in Logic Pro by adjusting levels, applying reverb and brightness, adding color so the hook cuts through the drums and bass.
Tidy up the mix by using velocity to balance the chorus strings and piano, and copy the adjusted sections across the arrangement for a tighter deep house track.
This course will teach you the fundamentals of Deep House Music production using Logic Pro. The full course has more than 36 lectures, divided into 5 modules. Each chapter will give you a new level of knowledge in house music production. We'll start from the basics with building drum kits, programming drums and writing chord progression to more advanced and the most popular techniques used in Deep house, such as Soulful chord progressions, deep stabs, chopped vocal delays and creating synth patches. At the end of each week, we will give you an assignment on "how to build a section of the track" using the skills you have learned. You might be asked to demonstrate in class your technique used for that process. The Logic project of each final project will be available for you to download as well. By the end of this course you will produce and arrange your own professional club-track .