Course — Los Angeles
Logic Pro Class | Los Angeles
At a glance
Duration
24 hours
Format
In-person in Los Angeles
Tuition
$2250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee
Logic Pro Course
Master Apple’s Logic Pro to compose, record, and arrange in any music genre with our 24-hour Express Logic Pro Course. Explore Apple Loops, Audio Instruments, Plugins, and cutting-edge AI tools through hands-on training, equipping you to excel in one of music industry’s top DAWs.
The Basics
- →Setting up Logic and overview
- →Speeding up workflow and file management
- →Introducing the EXS 24 sampler and Ultrabeat
- →How to program MIDI and make some beats
- →All about quantize and groove
- →Apple loops dos and don’ts
- →Automation part 1
Instruments & FX
- →Logic’s instruments
- →Channel Strips dos and don’ts
- →Using Sculpture to craft organic sounds
- →Logic’s FX and MIDI FX
- →Using MIDI controllers
- →Vocoding
- →Automation part 2
Sampling
- →Where to get samples and the law
- →Mapping drums, tuning and manipulation
- →Chopping up loops in Logic X
- →Getting samples into time with your song
- →Filtering and manipulating samples
- →Automation part 3
Sound Engineering and Recording Techniques
- →Sound waves, frequency, and amplitude
- →The record path and gain structure
- →Foldback, headphone mixes, and latency
- →Microphone types, makes, and polar patterns – what to use and how to use for vocals and popular instruments
- →Compiling audio takes the official way and our way
- →Stereo recording techniques
Arranging In Logic & Advanced Midi
- →Tips on key command customization
- →Advanced MIDI editing and hyper editing
- →Arrangement tools, folders, and global tracks
- →Flex Pitch and Flex Time
- →Manipulating tempo, time stretching and using Flex Time
Music for Media
- →Logic’s mixer from top to bottom
- →Routing tips
- →Sync styles, trends and typical briefs
- →Tempo mapping/TC markers and TC basics
- →Arrangement tips for orchestra and theme building/stem creation
Who is this course for?
- →Aspiring Artists, Songwriters & Producers ready to dive into music production and start crafting hits.
- →Experienced music makers looking to master a streamlined workflow and fill their knowledge gaps in Logic Pro.
Course Highlights
- →24 hours of world-class training in Apple Logic Pro, Audio Instruments, AI tools and Plug-ins
- →Billboard chart-topping instructors teach in limited sized groups facilitating individual attention.
- →Exclusive Garnish Sample Libraries & discounted software from our partners like Arturia.
Prerequisites
Laptop with Logic Pro software installed
You can purchase Logic Pro here. This class is also included in our comprehensive Production Program.
Contact us if you have any questions.
Overview
- →Logic Pro Course Overview:
- →Setting up Logic
- →Speeding up workflow and file management
- →Introducing the EXS 24 sampler and Ultrabeat
- →How to program MIDI and make some beats
- →All about quantize and groove
- →Apple loops dos and don'ts
- →Automation part 1
Audio Instruments and Effects
- →Logic's instruments
- →Channel Strips dos and don'ts
- →Using Sculpture to craft organic sounds
- →Logic's FX and MIDI FX
- →Using MIDI controllers
- →Vocoding
- →Automation part 2
Advanced MIDI and Arrangement
- →Tips on key command customization
- →Advanced MIDI editing and hyper editing
- →Arrangement tools, folders, and global tracks
- →Flex Pitch and Flex Time
- →Manipulating tempo, time stretching and using Flex Time
Sampling
- →Where to get samples and the law
- →Mapping drums, tuning and manipulation
- →Chopping up loops in Logic Pro
- →Getting samples into time with your song
- →Filtering and manipulating samples
- →Automation part 3
Recording Techniques and Audio Engineering
- →Sound waves, frequency, and amplitude
- →The record path and gain structure
- →Feedback, headphone mixes, and latency
- →Microphone types, makes, and polar patterns – what to use and how to use for vocals and popular instruments
- →Compiling audio takes the official way and our way
- →Stereo recording techniques
Composition and Orchestral Arrangement
- →Logic's mixer from top to bottom
- →Routing tips
- →Sync styles, trends and typical briefs
- →Tempo mapping/TC markers and TC basics
- →Arrangement tips for orchestra and theme building/stem creation
Why choose Logic Pro Course at Garnish?
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Fully Equipped Pro Scroll down to see moreGarnish LA Studio Gear ListStudents plug in their computers to access the studios for projects. Classes are conducted on instructor laptops or Macs that are pre-connected to each room.Studio ASystem: Avid ProTools HDXAlt System: Apogee ElementConvertor: Lynx AuroraMic Preamps: Chandler TG2, Neve 1073Synth DI+ Switcher: Clever Audio MXM 12Compressors: Urei 1176, Teletronix LA2A, Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor, SSL XLogic G Series compressorReverb: Bricasti M7Monitor Control: Dangerous D BoxPatchbay: Switchcraft StudioPatch 9625, 96 TT Patch points to DB25Universal Audio Satellite Plug-in DSP AcceleratorSpeakers: Adam S3X-V, Adam Sub 12, Yamaha NS10 with Bryston 4B Power ampMIDI Interface: iConnectivity mio 10Microphones: Manley Reference Cardioid, Neumann TLM 103, Shure SM7, Shure SM57, SM58Piano: Yamaha U3Fender Rhodes: Mark ii Suitcase 88Drum Machine: Behringer RD8Synthesizers: Roland Juno 60, Roland Juno 106, Roland JX3P, Mellotron 4000D mini, Sequential Prophet Rev 2, Behringer Poly D, Korg MS20, Korg Triton Studio, Yamaha DX7, Yamaha YS200, Moog Sub PhattyAcoustic Guitar: MartinSuzuki OmnichordMIDI Controller: Arturia KeyLab 88, M-Audio Keystation 49Pedal Board: Meris, OBNE, Catalinbread, Boss and many more pedalsMajor 3rd party Audio Plug-ins and Software Instruments (see partners list)Video: DJI Osmo Pocket 3, Amaran and Godux Lighting set upHeadphones (many): Audiotechnica ATH-M50X, AKG K240Studio BSystem: Steven Slate Raven MTiAudio Interface: RME Babyface Pro FSMic Preamps: API 512 C (x2), AEA TRP 3DI: AEA TDI DuoCompressor: Audioscape LA2AMonitor Control: Dangerous D BoxSpeakers: Adam S2V, Adam Sub 10, Yamaha NS10 with Yamaha Power AmpMicrophones: AEA R84A Ribbon, Neumann TLM 103, Shure SM7, Shure SM57Drum Machine: Erica Synths Perkons HD-01, Behringer EdgeSynthesizers: Formanta EMS-01, Formanta Polivoks, Sequential Prophet 10, Expressive E Osmose, Korg MS20, Korg Trinity V3 Pro, Behringer NeutronMIDI Controller: Arturia Keystep 37Pedal Board: Meris, OBNE, Catalinbread, Boss and many more pedalsVideo: DJI Osmo Pocket 3, Amaran and Godux Lighting set upHeadphones (many): Audiotechnica ATH-M50X, AKG K240Studio CAudio Interface: Universal Audio Apollo X8Speakers: Adam S2V, Adam Sub8, Auratone Mix CubesMic Preamps: Chandler TG2Compressor: Audioscape SSL G Series Bus CompressorMicrophone: Manley Reference Cardioid, Shure SM57Synthesizer: Dave Smith Mopho X4Guitars, BassHeadphones (many): Audiotechnica ATH-M50X, AKG K240Studio D - DJ LabAudio Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 212, Mackie Big KnobSpeakers: Yamaha HS8, Yamaha HS8S SubMIDI Controller: M Audio OxygenMicrophone: Shure SM57DJ Controller: Pioneer XDJ R (x2)Headphones (many): Audiotechnica ATH-M50X, AKG K240Classroom / LabAudio Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 212Speakers: Yamaha HS7MIDI Controllers (many): M Audio OxygenElectric Piano: Yamaha P 115 - 88 KeysMixer: Behringer EURORACK PRO RX1602 Line MixerMicrophones: Shure SM7B, SM57 (x2), Marshall MXL 770 CondenserCDJs: Pioneer XDJ 1000 mk2 (x2)DJ Mixer: Pioneer DJM 900Synthesizer: Arturia Matrix BrutePerformance LoungeSpeakers: Mackie HR 824, Yamaha HS 8Monitor Speaker: Jeecoo SpeakerElectric Guitar: Epiphone Les Paul, Acoustic and Electric guitar choices availableGuitar Amp: Orange Crush 20RTVarious Shakers and PercussionMIDI Keyboard: Arturia Keylab MKII 88 Key Weighted MIDI Controller, Synthesizers available to check outMicrophones: Shure SM57 (many), other mics available to check out like SM7BAudio Interfaces available: Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, Focusrite Scarlett Solo, Mackie Big KnobProjector: Epson EX9200Studio E and Studio F are project studios available for overflow. Both fully equipped and treated with Studio Monitors, Microphone collection ready to plug in laptops.
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Meet Our World-class Instructors
Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists.
Our Students Say. . .
“I wouldn't change a thing about this course. It was ten times better than I expected it to be. The instructor was incredibly informative and kept things fun. I've played with software for a couple of years and thought I got most of the basics down but I definitely was wrong. Great course! I would definitely recommend this course to anybody wanting to learn the production side of music. It was incredibly helpful and left me inspired to make tracks 24/7.”
Kristina Bialkowski
Videos
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Tuition
Logic Pro Course (24 Hrs)
$2,250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee
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Enrollment Steps
- 01Pay $300 Registration Fee to reserve.
- 02Pay tuition $2,250 to enroll, get welcome packet. All major credit cards accepted.
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