I normally do orchestra based music for film, but my second favorite genre is country/rock so I decided to write a song. I’ve only recorded the intro, first verse, and chorus. Haven’t been able to finish the rest because my electric guitar strings broke and I’m waiting for new ones.
Hey everyone. I'm building a customisable theme editor for Logic, currently still in development. Would anyone be interested in something like this?
I don't really like how LP colorizer makes you pay for the program, and then extra on top to buy skins. They offer great quality stuff from what I can tell, it just feels pricey for what it is.
I was looking for an alternative option, and decided to build my own way of doing it just for personal use. I'm tired of Logic's default colour scheme on the UI.
Whilst I've been doing that, I thought, why not see if others would be interested in the concept?
I want to make it super user friendly, one flat price for the full thing (not expensive, maybe like 20-25GBP), with no extra fees. I'm considering having a free version that excludes the in-depth customiser but does include 5 or so different style colour themes. No subscription or anything like that.
It's still in development currently. I'm just curious if something like this is in demand? I want to make sure it's super user-friendly, and works smoothly, doesn't cause instability. It might be a few weeks until I get it finished. I'm still testing it on my own mac and fixing issues.
What version of Logic do the majority of people use? I'm using 11, so I know itll work for lp11. I will also test on 12 before launch.
Reply if you are interested :)
I feel like I can get Synthesizer V to work in Logic even though it looks like I can’t from what DAWs they list as compatible. Is there a way to use it as a standalone or will it just pick up the midi notes without the vocal? Also, I thought getting Fender Studio 8 would be a possible solution, but after a few days with the free trial, I feel like it might not be that great of a DAW. Maybe because I’m not recording bands? It has a lot of pretty great-sounding instruments but I figure I could just buy some plug-ins for Logic instead of a whole new DAW. If anyone has an opinion or knows for sure, let me know. And please, don’t shred my question and pick it apart, I’m just looking for some insight. Thanks
I want to write some stuff for me and some of buddy’s to play but i dont know how to make the different parts leave concert pitch and go to there respective pitches (ie conert pitch -> Bb for trumpet)? how can do this for all of my instruments? (I have clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, piano and bass/electric guitar)
Hi all,
Newbie to Logic Pro and I’m trying to make the following sounds but have had no luck finding YouTube tutorials etc. I’d be happy to pay for a plug-in but obviously using the native instruments would be ideal.
Mellotron from the final chorus of Shape of You
Santoor Main riff from Life In Technicolor
Tack Piano Main riff from Lovers in Japan
Cheers