Logic Pro 9 Tutorial - Ultrabeat

Just a quick overview of Ultrabeat and all that it has to offer, which is A LOT! There are a ton more things available within ultrabeat, but I didn't have time to cover them. Hope you enjoy.

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[mixxndj]

After you create the beat in ultrabeat, how then do you put each sound on a track for mixing? eg kick in track 1, snare on track 2 etc..

[mpigsley77]

@mixxndj copy channel stop and MIDI files then delete whateva MIDI notes you don't want

[tailzz14]

thanks again dude for resonding to my posts and backing up your words and posting videos to help me out. you have done just that and now i think i have a much more well rounded understanding of logic. im going to be starting a tutorial series myself on logic. ill pm you the link once its up and you can tell me what you think?

[mpigsley77]

@tailzz14 NICE! glad I could help sir

[133serge13318]

thanx man, new to mac and logic, this helps a lot. subbed

[mpigsley77]

@133serge13318 Hey thanks a bunch! If you want me to make a specific video hit me up anytime.

[mpigsley77]

@xSparky117x Check the cd because sometimes they have an AU or a mac VST version (.vst) on there you can simply download. Hope this helps a bit.

[mpigsley77]

@xSparky117x Logic is not a host when it comes to vst plugins. However there are ways around it. You can convert it to an AU plugin with a program like fxpansion, but it's not always guaranteed to work. You can also try putting the plugins in this file (/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Vst) but the plugin needs to have the extension .vst and not .dll