Logic Pro #17 - Electric Bass & Bass Amp Designer

So how about input levels ? Recording levels ect...

Just the BEST, you are just THE best Josh, Happy New Year Nice bass wishes.....!!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR SIR
I AM LESLY GEORGE FROM INDIA KERALA STATE CONTINUOUSLY WATCHING YOUR VALUABLE LESSONS AND PRACTISE THANKS A LOT FOR THE LESSONS MAY GOD BLESS YOU
LESLY GEORGE

Can u make the drums follow the bass if u used ultrabeat?

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Great stuff! Learned some really important things. I'm going back to lesson #1. Thanks!

Great shirt!!!

Thank u so much sir

I'm so fucking lucky to find these lessons. Thank you for an amazing job!

Thank you!!

I never knew about the method to record t from the amp and a direct DI ? So thank you, thank you so much! What a Christmas pressy this has turned out to be! And the Logic bass Amp Designer is brilliant! Gonna have so much fun with this. Much peace and love x

Hi! Please make a review from those 2 1176 clones that you have there!!! Please

Hey Josh, with the Holidays here I'm guessing your next video will be after the New Year. As we wait for one to drop, I wish you a Merry Christmas and best wishes for the new year!❤

Great series. Thank you. If one would like to use your guitar regions in their song commercially what would be the procedure

Another great video, thank you so much - this is one of the few channels that stands out to me as far as quality information goes! Quick question though...and this may be an easy fix but lmk. When I have my tracks in a summing stack the aux/bus tracks that they are sent to are muted when I solo them. Any suggestions?

Do we pay to get melodyne or how do we get it? Does it come free with logic pro?

Hi. In my macbook and new version of logic pro i cannot open melodyne can you help me please

Excellent💯

Hands down: Josh's and Chris Vandeviver's (WLPR) channels are simply the best on Logic. Game over.

Loving this series. Thanks again for a great video tutorial.

Thanks for doing these topics, it's nice to have these refreshers.

Great series so far, I'm chuffed to be on board as the series unfolds, there are even little gems throughout the basic fundamentals, ever so greatful mthg, congratulations on the sponsorship, all being well this will be the third series of yours I've studied, including 101 and pop/rock mixing, more power to you man.

I play bass like average farmer plays guitar.

I'm always looking forward to the next vid in the series, so well done. Thank you so much. I had gone through quite a few random lessons on YT before discovering your channel but my recording quality, workflow and overall understanding of Logic has grown tenfold in the past weeks.

Thank you for this series!

Thank you for the cool tutorial! I was wondering if you were ever going to make a video about working with pattern loops using instruments, not drums? I've been loading a pattern loop and then erasing the midi data and just trying random stuff. Thanks again.

This series continues to be succinct and helpful. Thank you so much!

Nice tutorial again. I wish they had the fender Bassman. I thought that was legacy in Logic Pro X.

When recording John Deacon's Queen tracks, Roy Thomas Baker would record three inputs: the bass DI; the bass cabinet; and the bass room. These three channels he had at his disposal . The reason being that different songs required different bass, and these bass captures would all play a different role in Queen music. Roy Thomas Baker is documented as to this. Let NO ONE disregard the impeccable bass chops of John Deacon.

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thx , for this !