Albums have changed tremendously over the years, from the old vinyl LPs to digital downloads, but one thing has remained constant—they contain more songs than singles and EPs. But exactly…
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From strings and horns to drums and vocals, sample packs offer you an array of sounds to choose from when making music. They’re useful for musicians who want to create…
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Audacity is a free, open-source audio editing software that comes with an incredible range of audio editing effects, including a number of different ways to speed up and slow down…
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Keeping Ableton Live up-to-date is a great way to take advantage of all the latest features and bug fixes. With the periodic release of newer and more advanced versions, Live…
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Whether it’s to pick a key that is well-suited for a vocalist or to make a song easier to perform, there are times when an arrangement needs to be transposed.…
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Groups give you the ability to make consistent changes across multiple tracks and edit them simultaneously. They help you to organize your projects and maximize your workflow by enabling you…
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Coloring tracks and regions in Logic Pro is a great way to organize and color-coordinate the many elements of your projects. It allows you to visually represent different parts of…
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Tempo indicates the speed at which your project and all of its regions are played back. It is a factor that determines musical genre and the mood of a song…
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Reversing audio regions in Logic Pro is a quick and easy way to create interesting sound effects and transitions. From cymbals to downlifters, there are many instances where you might…
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So you’ve headed on over to Ableton Live’s arrangement view and found that one or more of your project’s tracks have been greyed out. If this is the case, your…