QuickStart! - Apple Logic Pro 8 Tutorials


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This QuickStart! tutorial for Apple Logic Pro 8 is designed to assist both the experienced Logic Pro user and the newbie alike. It quickly covers many of the major features and new changes within version 8. Topics include Preferences, Project Settings, the new Arrange Window implementation, Logic's tool palette, using the Loop Browser, getting the most out of the included soft synths and working with the new Library. To begin learning Apple Logic Pro 8 today, simply click on one of the links. * VTC QuickStart! tutorials are available only to registered VTC Online University members.

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Introduction
	Introduction	(06:27)
How to Start
	Intro to Arrange	(06:40)
	Important Settings	(06:05)
Included Software Instruments
	Basics and Emulations	(06:31)
	More Powerful Synths and Sampler	(06:30)
	EVOC 20 and Ultrabeat	(06:48)
Loops and Arrange Window
	Loops and Arrange pt. 1	(06:49)
	Loops and Arrange pt. 2	(06:21)
Arrange Window
	More About Arrange Window pt. 1	(06:48)
	More About Arrange Window pt. 2	(06:44)
	More About Arrange Window pt. 3	(06:33)
Logic Tools
	Logic Tools pt. 1	(05:43)
	Logic Tools pt. 2	(06:42)
	Logic Tools pt. 3	(04:58)
Other Editors
	Arrange and Embedded Editors	(06:27)
	Mixer and Automation	(06:07)
	Piano Roll and Event List	(06:39)
	Audio Bin and Sample Editor	(06:39)
Conclusion
	Wrap Up of Logic	(04:54)
	About the Author	(02:59)

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