DAMN BRO!!!! you just opened up another solar system to me... thanks so much !!!!

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Nice Technique Brother Ill keep watching.....Joe from Staten Island

dude this is amazing, you instantly improved my producing skills

I've always heard this in many songs but didn't know how to make it until now. Thanks a lot! Awesome tutorial.

A Dica foi muito legal. Uma das melhores que já vi aqui!!!

This is awesome man. I'm trying to learn everything I can into the world of Logic which I just started using. Thanks for this!

Thanks dude, I did this tutorial about 5 or 6 years ago, needed a refresher, you are a really good teacher, and the pause button makes you super patient! Nice one, gates are cool, the first time I heard a Norman Cook gate I wanted to learn how to do it!

Very helpful, dude. You get right to the point but take your time explaining things. 👍🏻

Yoooo first 4 minutes and I was ready to just create. Great tutorial !

muy interesante y sencilllo de hacer... gracias!!

Helpful video- Thank you!!

hey! you can also bounce a pattern track in place as audio and use it as input rather than creating an auxilary-bus input. Find the "bounce in place" option in the context-menu (right click) when selecting a track.

woa, I didn't know a gate could do all that. So informative, thanks.

This video is very informative, I never utilized the side chain features but now I see how useful they can be. I can see how this process could inspire you to create new rhythms and unique noises. Thanks for the tips. I hope to see a new video soon, you have a knack for teaching.

Just started using Logic, smoothest transition from Ableton so far from other DAWs I’ve tried to be fair! Really enjoying it and this us exactly what I needed thanks.

Been using this noise gate technique for a while - definitely a good tutorial and I learned a bit - thx

i almost never comment on videos, but this one was fantastic. thanks.

I found this while looking for the technique David Z used in working Prince's song "Kiss" with the guitar block chords. Thank you!