I resisted Logic for years, all the while hearing so many people talk so well of it and in spite of it being second only to the (at the time) ubiquitous Pro Tools as the most dominant DAW in professional settings.Īt the time Carney had started a course on YouTube that he would go on to finish, and even followed it up with a second more advanced series, that took you from (almost) A to Z on all things Logic Pro X. At various points I thought Ableton Live, Cubase, and Studio One was it for me, but still felt something missing. With me being Windows-only and Logic out of reach at the time, I couldn't settle on an alternative DAW.īy the time I discovered MusicTechHelpGuy, I had already tried all the other major DAWs at that point. I had been observing people using various versions of Logic for a number of years since the days of Windows versions, before Apple purchased eMagic, the original company behind it, made it Mac-only, and pissed off a legion of people in the process, including myself. Earlier that year I took the plunge and got a Mac just for Logic. I accidentally discovered Joshua Carney on YouTube under his MusicTechHelpGuy alias in 2018. Which is that it's an absolutely amazing course from one of the very best Logic teachers online and the producer of the very best of the very best Logic videos on YouTube. I didn't even need to watch the whole thing to tell you what I really think of this course.

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