
Welcome to the course! In this brief introduction, you'll get a brief rundown of what to expect from the course, what you'll achieve, and how Logic Pro for iPad can help you achieve your music production goals.
Setting up Logic Pro for iPad is a fairly straightforward process, but there are several things to bear in mind before getting started.
In this lecture, you’ll learn how to manage your Logic Pro for iPad installation, file management and content. You’ll also discover some useful tips on project naming.
In this lecture, you'll learn how to get started roughing out an idea using the Step Sequencer, where you’ll also discover tips and tricks for overcoming choice paralysis.
Drummer has been a part of Logic Pro for many years, but is now part of the Session Players family on iPad. Discover how you can use Drummer as a starting point for ideas.
Learn how to get the most from Logic Pro for iPad’s Global Chord Track, create chord progressions, and use the Global Chord Track as a framework for your ideas.
Discover Logic Pro for iPad’s Session Players and learn how to create Bass Player and Keyboard Player parts with the help of the Global Chord Track.
Sample Alchemy is ideal for taking found sounds and converting them into playable instruments. Learn all about using Sample Alchemy creatively with iPad’s built-in microphone.
Discover Logic Pro for iPad's extensive sound library, and learn how to best manage the various packs, from installation and storage management to option overload.
Live Loops can be a great alternative to the traditional Track View for idea creation. In this lecture, you’ll learn how to put together a track idea using only Live Loops.
The Step Sequencer can be used for more than just beats. In this lecture, you’ll learn how to build out your idea by using the Step Sequencer to create melodic parts.
Learn how to build out your track using Logic Pro for iPad’s excellent built-in instruments, specifically Retro Synth and ES P, creating bass and chord pad parts.
Third party plug-in support is seamless in Logic Pro for iPad. Learn how, for example, a Moog Model D software instrument is used within Logic Pro for iPad to create a bass line.
Learn how to import audio into Logic Pro for iPad, use Stem Splitter to isolate a vocal track, and create a rhythmic, melodic part using Quick Sampler.
File compatibility between Logic Pro for iPad and Logic Pro for Mac is almost seamless. In this lecture, you'll get an example of roundtrip compatibility, and learn how to overcome any potential problems.
Learn how to transform your idea into a fully fledged song and discover the tools Logic Pro for iPad provides that can help, such as the Global Marker Track.
Beat Breaker is a flexible audio plug-in for slicing and scratching effects. Learn how to use Beat Breaker for subtle creative effects, adding variation to your track.
Discover how Mastering Assistant can transform your finished track and learn about the plug-in’s palette of intuitive sound-shaping tools.
In this course wrap-up, you’ll get a summary of the course in general and how Logic Pro for iPad can inspire you to create new music on the go with its powerful tools.
Do you ever find yourself staring at a blank screen, unable to start a track? In this course, you'll learn how to overcome writer's block and start generating ideas using Logic Pro for iPad. You'll be guided through various methods and techniques to engage your brain and start creating!
As you progress, you'll delve into advanced techniques like Sample Alchemy, unlocking new realms of sound design, and expanding your sonic arsenal with the vast Sound Library. The course also explores the innovative Live Loops feature, allowing you to spontaneously create and perform musical ideas with ease.
From the initial spark of an idea to the final polished song, this course covers every aspect of the process. You'll discover how to add spice to your productions with Beat Breaker and achieve a professional finish using the Mastering Assistant. By the end of the course, you'll be fully prepared to finalize and release your music, all from the convenience of your iPad. Alternatively, seamlessly transfer your track to Logic Pro for Mac to open up even more possibilities, such as additional mastering in a studio setting, or adding third-party instruments not available on iPad. All you need is an iPad with Logic Pro for iPad installed, and a basic understanding of how the software works.