Logic Pro X - Multi-Layered Instruments with MIDI FX Plug-ins and Summing Stacks

Nice

I broke my right fingers a week before a gig. Now, I have to find a way to play only with left hand. Thanks for this tutorial. Very helpful! ❤

Is there a way to play 2 instruments at the same time? Like on a keyboard how you can add a 2nd layer like strings and piano together. Can this be done in logic?

How do your pair sound

Very eye opening. Well explained and a great example of adding complementary parts to create a fully produced sound, simply. But I'll admit the tactic is hard to approach in many ways. It's hard to wrap my head around how someone approaches knowing what they'd want to create before they dig into something like this. The options would be endless and you'd likely be better doing it solo than with a group.

but can u save it this as a stack preset_?

You are very good at this and a great teacher

Incredible tutorial. Thanks!

Freaking awesome video... Thanks for sharing it...

can you save all of these instruments in the stack as one so you can pull it up in a next song

Excellent ...

Nice!!

so useful

This is great! I'm learning more and more of what Logic is truly capable of doing!

man I just want effects on one instrument but when I add a drum or something it has the effect that I added to the instrument before that

will check out your course - you're an excellent teacher

Great tutorial: thank you very much for the tips.

That was awesome man. Thanks!!!

coool

Thanks for the tips! Dope video! But how we do we save the instrument to be reused?

I’ve been using this technique. You can take it a lot further of course, but as an inspiration starter this is a great video. I’m gonna watch your macprovideo tutorial, I just renewed my subscription. Can’t believe I didn’t notice it in the course catalog yet... 😎

some very handy piano roll tips, thanks man!

You have created quite a few amazing videos, but this one might be your best yet. It ties a lot of things together nicely, is well thought out, easy to follow, and a lot of fun. Thank you.

Bravo!

Thanks so much for this amazing, amazing series of Logic Pro X tutorials. The package is enormous and your information is so helpful! It has saved us hours of hard slog. Cheers Mate from Glenn & Dave.

Even though I wouldn't necessarily see myself using this much as I prefer the flexibility of recording each instrument on it's own, I really see how this can be used in a lot of interesting ways! PLUS I learned a bunch of stuff I had no idea existed that have nothing to do with the subject, e.g. removing overlaps and force legato! Great vid!

Superb

This is so good. Thanx MTHG

Wow....Logic always surprises me with what it's capable of. This was one of the best tutorials I've seen in a while. Thanks.

So much new info in one video. Thank you!

You are the reason I bought Logic

Hmm, these videos are making your courses at macprovideo extremely tempting! Thanks for putting out all this great content!

Thanks for the trim stuff !

amazing.. you are real asset to everyone who like to learn "not only logic pro, but most aspects of Music production". Thank you once again for this great tips.

Great tutorial. Didn't know all those functions in the edit menu. Do you have a tut on that to?

Dope. Thanx bro

Really cool. Thank you for sharing

Game changer here! Thank you so much.

Really nice way, this gave me some ideas to use in MainStage too! Thanks!

Really nice video...I'll tell you, you caused the creative juices to flow with this one! Thanks for your incredible contribution to the Logic / Home recording community!

But the big question is .. how do you save the summed instrument into a library ? Meaning that if you create another project and want to use the same instrument you just created, you’re going to have to do all that work all over again!

man, ive been enjoying your vids on macprovideo! great stuff as usual!