Upcoming Dates
Sept 9 - 11, 2026
Oct 19 - 21, 2026
Jan 4 - 6, 2027
Logic Pro X | 3 Day
An Introduction to Logic Pro - $1,295
[THREE-DAY INTENSIVE, 10am-6pm]
Learn Logic Pro in Just Three Days – Hands-On Music Production Training
This three-day Logic Pro course* introduces students to the software’s primary features and intuitive user interface, enabling them to start producing music right away. Through interactive lessons, you’ll learn how to build a customized audio and MIDI setup that integrates seamlessly with your personal production studio.
Students will create an original song using Logic Pro’s powerful software instruments, Apple Loops, and DSP effects, while gaining real-world experience in MIDI and audio recording, editing, mixing, and arranging techniques. Additional topics include user-defined key commands, automation, external MIDI controller integration, and exporting a polished final mix.
Who should attend? This class is designed for anyone looking to create professional-quality sound with Logic Pro and who prefers hands-on and interactive instruction to explore its functionality best.
Course Objectives – What You’ll Learn in Logic Pro Training
This Logic Pro course provides students with essential music production skills, including:
Mastering efficient workflow techniques for faster music creation
Recording and editing both audio and MIDI with precision
Using Logic Pro’s built-in software instruments to produce tracks
Applying audio effects to shape and enhance sound
Mixing projects with professional techniques and automation tools
Manipulating pitch and time for creative and corrective purposes
Prerequisites: Knowledge of OS X and basic computer navigation.
Each student gets their own workstation.
*Apple Pro Certification is not available for this course.
Course Outline:
Make Music with Logic Now!
Creating a Logic Pro project
Exploring the interface
Navigating the project
Building up the arrangement
Mixing the song
Mixing down to a stereo file
Recording Audio
Setting up digital audio recording settings
Recording a single track
Recording additional takes
Punching in and out
Recording without a metronome
Changing recording settings
Deleting unused audio files
Editing Audio
Assigning mouse tools
Editing regions in the workspace
Comping takes
Adding fades and crossfades
Editing regions in the audio track editor
Aligning audio
Produce a Virtual Drum Track
Creating a Drummer Track
Arranging the Drum Track
Customizing the Drum Kit
Recording MIDI and Using Controllers
Using a Patch from the Library
Recording MIDI
Correcting the Timing of a MIDI Recording
Joining Recordings into a MIDI Region
Recording MIDI Takes
Punching In and Out
Creating a Layered Sound Patch
Mapping Smart Controls to Patch Parameters
Processing MIDI Notes with MIDI Plug-Ins
Creating and Editing MIDI
Creating MIDI Notes in the Piano Roll Editor
Using the brush tool and custom brush patterns
Using time handles
Quantizing MIDI regions and notes
Importing a MIDI File
Editing MIDI Data in the Event List
Creating and Editing MIDI Continuous Controller
Editing Pitch and Time
Setting a Project Tempo by Detecting the Tempo of a Recording
Using and Creating Apple Loops
Creating Tempo Changes and Tempo Curves
Matching an audio file to the project key and Tempo
Adding a Turntable or Tape Slow-Down Effect
Making One Track Follow the Groove of Another Track
Change the Playback Pitch and Speed with Varispeed
Editing the Timing of an Audio Region
Tuning Vocal Recordings
Editing an Arrangement
Looping regions and converting loops to individual regions
Packing regions into a folder
Saving alternative arrangements
Previewing the song
Copying material to fill in parts
Rendering multiple regions
Adding and deleting sections
Cutting regions to remove silence or noise
Mixing
Organizing Windows and Tracks
Using the Amp Designer
Adjusting Levels and Pan
Submixing tracks and processing with bus sends and auxiliary channel strips
Applying effects to a selected section of a track
Using folder and summing stacks
Using screen sets
Filtering frequencies with an EQ plug-in
Adding depth with delay and reverb plug-ins
Using Compressor and limiter plug-ins
Automating the Mix
Creating and editing offline track and region automation
Recording Live Automation
Using MIDI Controllers
Bouncing the Mix
Mixing in Dolby Atmos
Setting up for Dolby Atmos
Creating Bed and Object tracks
Panning Tracks in Surround
Using 7.1.2 Audio Effect Plug-Ins
Automating the Mix
Exporting the ADM BWF Master File
Note: The curricula above comprise activities typically covered in a class at this skill level. The instructor may, at his/her discretion, adjust the lesson plan to meet the needs of the class.