Logic Express 9 Basic Tutorial Part 4

This is the 4th tutorial to show you how to do use the Amp Designer along with the Pedal Board. It also covers how to quickly use the Flex Tool Hope you enjoy it! If you do feel free to Rate, Comment and Subscribe =) Thanks a bunch!! Jonathan Howard

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[se7en4evr]

MacVideoPro and other DVD tutorials have their purpose, but I've made a heck of a lot more progress with your tutorials. I can actually sit down within 4 of your videos and start writing, recording, etc... Don't get me wrong the other stuff is educational and will compliment what your putting out there... KUDOs

[JonathanHowardGuitar]

@se7en4evr

Thank you so much! I am very happy to hear you say that. It is so awesome that it helps you out as much as it does and to even see that it is comparable to DVD's and such is amazing! Thanks again!

[rollituplightitup85]

man im dying to know if the quality of the amp designer is as good as an actual recording from a real amp, and what the difference between them is

[JonathanHowardGuitar]

@rollituplightitup85 Hey! That is a great question! And when it comes to the amps, nothing ever beats a live tube amp, but these do a great job at it! I actually just finished recording an entire album using nothing other than the amps in this program. They work great! The big difference you can get is feed back, that "warm" feel from a real tube amp. That kind of stuff. But these do a very good job! All of my recording videos of me playing are done with the amps in this program. Hope this helps

[divolino]

You are a godsend. Watching your tutorial videos of Logic express is million times better & greater fun than reading the instruction booklet that comes with the program. i just want you to know that you've done a great job and how much i appreciate your work. Thousand Thanks

[zaj58]

thanks so much your vids have helped me very much. i'm a complete newbie to logic and after watching your 4 vids im ready to get going. make more please

[MsPopi12]

SOMEONE HELP!!!! I have a fast track pro interface. I set it all up to the point where I plug my guitar in and I get a signal from the signal light. I follow all the steps he does, but I am not getting a signal in the software, so I can't hear my guitar! Any suggestions?

[KireTerrabuio]

Thank you so much for the videos, really helpful!!

[awsomeish12]

@JonathanHowardGuitar hi! i just got logic and i am very excited to use it for my guitar and other things. i Have one problem though.... when i connect my guitar to my audio interphase, logic doesn't seem to receive any signals from my guitar. i can hear it through my headphones but thats it.... it doesn't read any signals and bc of that, i can't use the amps! please please help me out man

[Hasdarubal]

@boobsi14 - I would also like to know that - perhaps the Wah pedal can be applied after the guitar is recorded?

[samirhunited7]

This is amazing. In less than 30 minutes, i'm ready to use and record in Logic.

Thanks so much man. Extremely helpful!

[damanmrj14]

cool video dude. but I got one question.do you know how to make random misc sounds such as a machine gun firing or an explosion? and can they be keyed into the song/songs you write?

[TamaTheOriginal]

Is there a difference between these amps and GarageBand's ones ?

[digibeatle1]

I have to agree, Your approach to teaching or showing all of us how to work in Logic is so down to earth and so non assuming. I'm really glad Jonathan that I ran across your tutorials. I will look forward to anything you put our. Please let me know if you are going to be dsitributing your work and where it can be obtained. Thanks you so much! Carl

[MegaFireShark]

haha ,the people with Logic must be kinda dumb because this whole thing with helping out timing, Ableton and all the other programs i used have had the same thing for YEARS and its called "warping" lol