This silicone keyboard skin is perfect for improving your workflow with Logic Pro X, as it has some of the most common key commands used within the software. It will work with any 13, 15, or 17 inch Macbook that has a standard US or EU keyboard layout.
How do I use the key commands in Logic Pro?
First, expand the Logic Pro menu at the left upper side of your screen, then go to Key Commands and Edit… (or simply press Alt/Option K ). There, you will find a list of all the key commands available inside Logic Pro. You can also use the Search tool on the upper right to find your desired command, as well as sort them by Used, Unused, etc.
While I was researching we ran into the inquiry “How do I add EQ to Logic Pro?”.
To put Logic Pro’s stock EQ to the track, click on the channel’s Audio FX box. This’ll open a list of different plugins you can use. You can find the EQ plugin in the EQ section. This guitar is sounding kind of muddy and isn’t cutting through.
Why should I use Logic Pro X for music production?
While producing and recording music in Logic Pro X, you want to make the process as easy as possible so as to speed up your workflow and be able to focus on what’s really important: being creative.
Logic Pro comes with a ton of stock plugins that are really great. I’ve picked out the “Bright Funky Crunch” preset from Logic Pro’s Clip Distortion plugin for this track. I’m happy with how this guitar sounds, but it feels too close to the listener.
Can I use my own samples with LogLogic Pro X?
Logic Pro X comes with a ton of great synths and samples for you to play around with. But sometimes you may want to use your own samples that you’ve recorded or downloaded from the internet.