Using Logic As Live Mixer at Timothy Yocum blog

Using Logic As Live Mixer. Sound as big as you want with backing tracks. I do very complicated and sophisticated splits and controls that allow me to have a very, very live. Logic itself is great for live work. I mostly just use logic for gain staging, other than some drum and vocal compression, and send it all out in mono to mix with the board. And use all your favorite hardware. I was able to set everything up and get balances in logic (including plugins) using my interface as audio in, soundflower (2ch) as output, then soundflower. I’m working on a sound design for a live mix job this summer. Most of the time, i’m just running everything through a board and a fairly. The solution in question is to run everything (mic'd guitar, midi keyboard, and 3 vocal mics) through a firewire or usb audio interface. I mostly just use logic for gain staging, other than some drum and vocal compression, and send it all out in mono to mix with the board.

I was able to set everything up and get balances in logic (including plugins) using my interface as audio in, soundflower (2ch) as output, then soundflower. Sound as big as you want with backing tracks. Logic itself is great for live work. I do very complicated and sophisticated splits and controls that allow me to have a very, very live. And use all your favorite hardware. I’m working on a sound design for a live mix job this summer. I mostly just use logic for gain staging, other than some drum and vocal compression, and send it all out in mono to mix with the board. Most of the time, i’m just running everything through a board and a fairly. I mostly just use logic for gain staging, other than some drum and vocal compression, and send it all out in mono to mix with the board. The solution in question is to run everything (mic'd guitar, midi keyboard, and 3 vocal mics) through a firewire or usb audio interface.

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Using Logic As Live Mixer Most of the time, i’m just running everything through a board and a fairly. Most of the time, i’m just running everything through a board and a fairly. I was able to set everything up and get balances in logic (including plugins) using my interface as audio in, soundflower (2ch) as output, then soundflower. I mostly just use logic for gain staging, other than some drum and vocal compression, and send it all out in mono to mix with the board. I mostly just use logic for gain staging, other than some drum and vocal compression, and send it all out in mono to mix with the board. And use all your favorite hardware. Sound as big as you want with backing tracks. I do very complicated and sophisticated splits and controls that allow me to have a very, very live. Logic itself is great for live work. The solution in question is to run everything (mic'd guitar, midi keyboard, and 3 vocal mics) through a firewire or usb audio interface. I’m working on a sound design for a live mix job this summer.