Logic Pro Production
Learn the Power Behind the Music
Logic Pro, backed by Apple, is one of the most powerful DAWs on the planet—and we’ve been helping students master it since 2010. Pulled straight from our flagship Songwriting & Production Academy, this 36-hour Logic Pro course is ideal for complete beginners and self-taught producers alike.
Designed by one of our Apple T3-certified instructors from our world-class teaching roster, you'll go step-by-step through everything Logic Pro has to offer—from the fundamentals to more advanced creative tools. This is real, guided, hands-on learning, not a disconnected video series.
You’ll learn in small groups, with plenty of time to ask questions and collaborate with fellow students—either in-person at one of our studios or Live Online from wherever you are.
By the end, you’ll know how to unlock the full power of Logic Pro and apply it directly to your own music, with confidence and clarity.
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Navigation Basics for Logic Pro
A ground-up tour of the Logic Pro control bar - the Library, Inspector, Smart Controls, Mixer and Editors - with a demo project to practise on.
Read →How To Save CPU in Logic Part 1
Free up CPU in Logic Pro: bypass unused plug-ins, use Selection Based Processing, and freeze or bounce tracks once you're happy with them.
Read →Region Inspector Float in Logic Pro
Logic Pro's Region Inspector Float edits gain, transpose, quantize, velocity and more from a floating window - without hunting through menus.
Read →Logic Pro - 5 Things You Can Do To Save CPU (Part II)
Five more ways to cut CPU load in Logic Pro - display settings, background apps, I/O buffer size, processing threads and bus sends.
Read →Logic Pro - Naming Tracks & Coloring Them
Keep Logic Pro sessions you can come back to: renaming tracks and regions with key commands, and colour-coding them into a system that scales.
Read →Logic Pro Workflow Tips (Part II)
More Logic Pro workflow: Strip Silence, note labels in the Piano Roll, the fade click zone, and linking track and region selection together.
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