Thanks a lot man. Your Logic tutorials allowed me to mix and master my first EP this summer. Invaluable help.

The first 5 minutes answered 3 questions I’ve been wondering for months. I look forward to not losing my mind anymore

Sir! I HAD to come on here and THANK you for these tutorials! I NEVER imagined that I could ever mix and master my tracks to the point of enjoying listening to them myself! These steps have helped me TREMENDOUSLY! I was almost to the point of giving up on mixing and mastering my own songs. WOW! Thanks a mill, man! I wish I could SUBSCRIBE and hit LIKE a million times! You have made this so much easier for me, with the time and care that you took in this step-by-step å. I've tried numerous others, and always ended up frustrated, for my music never sounded good. This right here though? WOWOWOWOWOWOW!!! I am so very excited!! THANK YOU!!!!! Y'all subscribe and support this to this guy!!!

Although I purchased this course yesterday, I‘ve been watching part 1 here on KZfaq and I must say I did the right thing purchasing because already in the first part I heard and saw so many new things and now I can go through all the parts more intensely as I have the audio files too. I think this is a course I‘ve been searching for so long and it’s not expensive at all. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

We are recording our album based on your Logic Pro X series, thanks a lot man, you are a really great teacher. Only the bests can share knowledge. You rock!!!

Thank you for this fantastic series. This is the best Logic mixing series I found on KZfaq. You are awesome..

You make the best Tutorials ever i had seen, i search such Informations now over 2-3 Years... BIG THANKS!

Mixing for the first time. You were the first person I thought of for approaching this.

Thank you so much for this! Pro singer/songwriter learning to produce and mix… your video is SO helpful! You rock!

These tutorials are so helpful. Thank you!

Thanks a lot for sharing, you're one of the best teachers in youtube!

YES! MORE TUTORIALS LIKE THIS PLEASE! You rock man :)

Awesome work here, thanks so much for posting. For me definitely the best channel on youtube for logic and general mixing. Very useable and hands on. Gained a lot for my own productions

Thanks Dude. I've got my playing and recording down but my mixing needs a lot of work. Very helpful.

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Been in ableton the past 3 months so thank you for this upload. Needed a refresher. Thank you.

Thanks a lot, very helpful. The only thing I missed about panning (so I googled it) was cmd+click on the pan knobs which reverses the left-right direction (and turns knob from green to orange). This could be useful to easily change the entire drum kit perspective.

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I've loved this tutorial! I'll be watching more later.

Excellent Teacher and he really digs into some technical stuff!

Very helpful! Thanks a lot.

Thanks, this mixing technique sounds very intuitive, I'll try it...

Thanks a lot and greatly appreciated for that... I am a great fan of you .... Waiting for more

Very Good Video ,Thank you for teaching me so much

hey thanks for this it really helps out a lot. keep up the good work

Thanks. This series is going to help a lot. Peace.

thanks bro very help full like your song to

Thanks for the video Josh, very helpful

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Thanks for the tutorial!

I listen to your mixes on Apple Music they are great

Thanks! Finaly a FULL tutorial that isnt about mixing fuckin EDM

so helpful. thanks

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Always helpful!!!!

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Your channel's helping me a lot thanx helpguy

great informative help.... thank you!

I had no idea, but this guy has a patreon account if anyone wants to support what he does. patreon.com/musictechelpguy

Thank you sir for helping

Thank you for doing these videos. They are most helpful, and I appreciate the time you put into making them. I have a question about panning. Elsewhere on the internet there are articles claiming that for true panning in Logic, you should use the "directional mixer" plugin on each channel, the suggestion being that there is more to panning than volume attenuation. What are your thoughts on that?

Thanks for awesome tutorials! I just watched your "Pre-Fader vs. Post-Fader Metering" which I really needed but was a little confused again after this one. Are you pre-fader here? I thought you would not adjust volume faders when setting levels? ...when to pre and when to post is the question I guess?

Can you make a video about how to record track professionally ? Great tutorial btw!!!

Fantastic!

hey, I am fairly new to recording using logic and recording and mixing on the whole. is it possible to do a vid on physically setting up the mics and instruments in terms of mic positioning and what not. your vids are really informative and have truly helped me a lot thus far. much thanks and support from Trinidad.

Thank you so much 😊

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Thanks a lot.

I tried to download, but the first link isn't available. Could you fix it, please?

I use LPX when playing live gigs. I have a project (A) with three audio tracks (and some MIDI tracks). One of the audio tracks is a LPX drum loop and I stretched the drum pattern out in some measures. Whenever I have another project open(B), so it's ready to go, the drums on project A play a few measures....stop playing...start...stop. How can I fix this issue?

Good video. What are your thoughts on changing the gain of the audio regions or using a gain plugin (first slot) instead of the fader to set gain structure? Looks like your meters are post-fader in the video. if you just lower the fader, aren't you still sending a hot signal to your plugins? An added benefit of changing the gain at the source would be the ability to make fader moves closer to unity where fine adjustments are easier. I like to use a VU plugin referenced to -18 to set the channel gain so it feeds plugins with the proper levels and prevents clipping my busses. Thanks for posting the videos. I do enjoy them.

Muchas Gracias!!!

Do you have a video about mixing house track ? and great job on the videos!

hi help guy - thanks for the great videos. my problem is this, when working on a track with logic pro x an instrument will occasionally pop out of the mix and become much louder suddenly. this only happens with midi instruments and especially midi drums!! its driving me crazy as when i'm getting close to a great mix a snare or something will - out of nowhere - become a good few db's louder than I set it. no automation has been used. its getting so that I cant trust my mixes to a mastering engineer anymore. can you help?

I’ve seem to become a “master” in making instruments sound good in a logic session. I need advise regarding how I can make vocals sound good. I mix in a church environment, from logic to Facebook Live. It’s like whenever I mute the voices the mix sounds amazing, but, when I activate them (or turn them higher in volume) it sounds bad. To be fair, the singers, especially the lead singer, aren’t very good, however my pastor does not take that as an excuse, so I need help. The solution I’ve been trying to implement is adding affect, however, it seems that sometimes I add too much effect or the wrong one.

was wondering how your tool bar at the very top is see through? is that a logic setting? Thanks

Where is the Multi Track session? Its not at the link. Do you have more Multi track sessions for logic for us to practice with?

With something like the Drums Group 1 that you've created - any reason you do that over, eg. a Summing Stack?

hey bro i was just wondering... i have a soundcard for music and i use logic...an alesis io2... i have some super latency and when i record vocals into my project is has delay... how can i change this? i dont have too much money but is there another soundcard you could reccomend?

Link doesn't work anymore

Did u mention gain staging

Curious as to why you've only chosen stock logic plugins for this video/song..Please ignore if you bring this up later. Thanks for all the fantastic tutorials by the way!

Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge, I must watch all of your vids to understand better, which video do you recommend first for someone who's learning from the beginning?

Did you use logic's amp designer and pedalboard to get the overdrive tone? It sounds very true to Tube tone

Any way to download the session in 2020?

should i watch the other mixing tutorial first before this? are they similar videos? i kind of just skipped from the piano roll editor tutorial to this cause it was on my feed lol so i was wondering if the other mixing videos are maybe give a more basic, broad or general understanding that would be better to watch first? also thanks a lot for your videos man!! extremely convenient and useful!

How do you know all this :D

why is the bass in stereo?

That ain’t yellow.

Personally, when you have the lead guitar that high you have no confidence in the lead vocalist. I'd cut that lead guitar down and bring her voice up. Of course, if you've got Satriani or Vai singing bring them way down and let the guitar talk. She has a good voice but not a rich enough mic, mix or both to showcase it.

Bam Margera anyone ?