Using different sampling techniques can make a world of difference when it comes to the end results. Find out why in this tutorial from G.W Childs...
Knowing how much power - even dedicated DSP power - your plugins are using can be crucial to deciding how to proceed with a mix, as Alex Solano explains in relation to the Universal Audio Neve bundle.
Selection based processing opens up whole new worlds in Logic Pro X 10.3. Darren Burgos shows you some practical examples of how it works.
Roland's Plug-Out synths are multi-talented, so here's Rishabh Rajan to help you get straight to the heart of how they work.
Different playing modes can affect the way your performances sound. Joe Albano breaks down how mono and legato modes work in modern instruments.
There are always things you can do to better prepare yourself for a live performance. Here are some top tips to help you be the best you can.
Find out how to combine this cool analog drum machine with your DAW using the Overbridge technology.
Doing everything yourself can lead to a loss of perspective on the direction of your final master. Watch Joe Albano explain why this can be a problem, and how to fix it!
Steve H shows you all the new features in the latest update to Logic Pro X, from Track Alternatives to
The sound of tape can lend warmth and authenticity to your tracks. Here's how to get the analog effect using digital tools.
Get a great retro sound without the hassle of owning a hulking beast of a keyboard - go virtual!
Follow Matt Vanacoro as he tries his hand at building a Korg hardware synth for the first time using LittleBits.
Arranging your jazz horns is equal parts art and science. Learn about how the masters did it with this quick tutorial.
Getting a great vocal sound is easier when you know some production tricks. Double tracking is a good one to have in your toolbox!
Making your own samples can be fun and even profitable. Here are some great tips to get you started.