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Producing & Mixing Urban music in Logic pro X
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(125 ratings)
5,155 students
Created byCori Jacobs
Last updated 2/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will achieve better mixes.
  • More a knowledge about how logic pro X works
  • Be able to do at least a good rough mix of their music or someone elses.

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Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 2h 35m total length

  • Introduction24:46
  • Setting up our beat to be mixed31:28
  • Begin the serious Mix21:58
  • Mixing Keys and strings27:38

    Now that we've mixed the Bass we are going to add the rest of the music before we get to the vocals.

    NOTE:  we are using mostly logic plug-ins for this. 3rd party plug-ins are out there but for those who can't afford them you can use logics to get around the high price of plug-ins.

  • Full mix49:31

    We really start to dig into this mix. We trip back and forth through different aspects of the mix.  From Bass and drums to vocals, strings and anything we hear that needs fixing.  You'll start to understand that the more time you put into your mix the better it's going to sound

Requirements

  • Logic pro X
  • A basic knowledge of drum programming.
  • Ability to create keyboard lines in Logic pro X.
  • Be able to create basslines that groove with the drums.
  • knowledge of how backing vocals should sound

Description

In this course you will create a beat using logic pro x and only it's provided synths and Drums.  You will then add synth lines, and other decorations to your track.  Then we will do a rough mix & get it ready to really be mixed with logic plug-ins. After our mix is done we will get the track ready for mastering.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone learning logic pro
  • All producers who don't have the money to have a mixer work on their music.
  • Aspiring engineers who want to become more familiar with Logic pro X

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