
Learn to craft your own house music with a unique stamp by creating bass and drums, selecting plugins and VSTs, chopping acapellas into loops, and finding the key.
Set up audio in logic pro x by configuring preferences, choosing a soundcard, adjusting buffer size and recording delay, and using software instruments with external midi for real-time recording.
Explore the arrangement view in Logic Pro X to load sounds, adjust levels with the inspector and mixer, and bounce your project with tempo, key, and quantization controls.
Learn how to quantize audio in Logic Pro X by enabling flex time, setting polyphonic for drums and vocals, and adjusting bpm to keep loops in time for seamless remixes.
Learn to create a drum kick in Logic Pro X by importing a kick from splice, triggering a four-bar loop, and saving a drum kit with a sampler and compression.
Create two clap channels, drag a clap sample from splice, trim the loop, and check for clipping. Then use EQ and compression to fit the drums and clean the mix.
Master open hats in Logic Pro X for house music. Select Al Jabri drum sounds, record from a MIDI keyboard, quantize to 16, and adjust swing and velocity.
Learn how to use Logic Pro X to create snare rolls that fill gaps and add depth to house drums, keeping the beat tight and engaging.
Learn how to use acapella vocals in Logic Pro X by importing vocal samples, dragging into a project, cutting, aligning, and layering vocals for catchy, dance-floor-ready tracks.
Explore creating piano chords in logic pro x10, using e flat major and other scales, with step-by-step chord editing, octave spread, and verse–chorus arrangement.
Learn to add bass in Logic Pro X with VSC plugin, select synth bass sounds, transpose an octave, and switch eight-bar sections between verse and chorus for a punchy track.
Learn to add effects in Logic Pro X for house tracks, build up with reverse and crashes, time-stretch to locators, and craft pads, hats, and bass for chorus.
Structure your song in Logic Pro X by arranging verse, pre-chorus, and chorus sections, tailoring drums, bass, and strings, and using automation and EQ to build dynamics.
Learn to mix a track in Logic Pro from start to finish, label instruments, mix drums first, and shape the kick and bass for house music with light eq.
Mix claps by tightening the low end with EQ, removing excessive high and wide frequencies, and applying light compression; route reverb to a bus and pan for space.
Learn how to mix reverse fx by carving out low and high frequencies with eq, adding subtle Space Designer reverb, and routing to a bus, without using a compressor.
Mix the crash by removing its low frequencies, applying reverb, and keeping the sample centered, then drag it for bounce and explore reverse options.
Tackle a pad with click noise in Logic Pro X by fading in, fading out, reducing highs, adding reverb, and routing to bus 3 with a Waves plugin.
Balance hi-hats by managing frequency to avoid clashing with the kick; squash with a compressor set around threshold and 2:1 ratio, using makeup to keep hats punchy with drums.
Mix the snare to sound punchy by cutting the low end and avoiding extra bus reverb; set the processing at 48 dB and ensure the preverb sits well.
Learn to mix open hats by processing each channel, balancing the highs, lowering some high frequencies, and speeding up workflow with compression.
Elevate the vocal mix by removing unwanted lows, lifting the vocal to sit with the drums, and using a compressor with attack at five to tame snappiness.
Mix pre-chorus vocals by dialing compression and attack to achieve a punchy vocal feel, while leveraging the existing reverb and shaping high frequencies for a clear, present performance.
Balance chorus vocals in a Logic Pro X mix by applying compression with threshold and attack, then add subtle reverb and delay on a bus for punch and space.
Mix two pianos in Logic Pro X for electronic music production, focusing on preserving the low end and keeping processing minimal with a main and chorus piano.
Balance the bass by preserving the lows for a punchy, full track without overdoing them. Apply bass compression to tighten dynamics and maintain punch without sacrificing clarity.
Explore practical mixing techniques for synth pads in Logic Pro X, focusing on shaping frequency content and adding delay to create space and texture.
Balance a Logic Pro X track by setting the kick as the reference, mix drums, bass, keys, and vocals with compression, reverb, and delay, and keep stereo in the green.
If you want to produce professional music like
Calvin Harris/Diplo/Skrillex/MK/Sonny fodera this course is for you.
Learn to produce quick and music sounding good
Learn how to record
Learn how to write music and edit midi and audio
Learn how to mix your songs like a pro so can be played in cars
Learn how to use VST/Plugins
Follow step by step and I will show you tricks and tips
If you have a music idea in your head I will show you how to extract the idea. I will go through different sounds and presets to give you the best sounds.
Becoming a Dj is a high paying job which starts with a passion, you can easily turn your passion into your job and make great money.
This course will show you all the tips and tricks of becoming a great music producer and you can also remix any song of your choice after watching this course.
House music is the most played music in the world so if you just want to be come a dj take this course so you can learn how to do your own edits in remixing. Also if you just want to be a producer and make hits then I will show you how to do this.
Once you purchased this course message me, I will send you a link which will be a folder with the latest sounds and the best drums for your music for free.