Overview

Status: Available | Released: Jun 30th, 2015

If you're like most of us, you've got a rack full of MIDI devices and keyboard synths that have been collecting dust from not getting enough use! This course, by Logic expert Booker Edwards, shows you how to awaken your sleeping hardware, hook them all up and get all their awesome audio into Logic and back into your productions.

In this first course of a two part series, you learn about MIDI signal flow, audio signal flow and how to harness the power of the AMS (Audio MIDI Setup). Then, Booker takes you through different workflow examples controlling different MIDI devices. With graphics, animation and live video Booker brings these workflows to life, showing them in action to help you both see and hear how they work.

So, unleash the power of Logic's MIDI and audio processing to the outside world with this External MIDI Basics course by the AtlantaLogicTrainer.com guru: Booker Edwards.

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

Section 2: Section 2: Basic Setup: Single External MIDI Instruments

Section 3: Section 3: Basic Workflow: Single External MIDI Instrument

Section 4: Section 4: Remote Control

Section 5: Section 5: Bonus: Maschine Workflow

Section 6: Section 6: Conclusion

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Vitalie B. wrote on April 30, 2020

5 Stars!
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Alex Milner wrote on April 28, 2020

Thanks a lot
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Curt F wrote on February 21, 2020

nice job. instructor made complicated material easy to understand.
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Nima wrote on May 10, 2017

Tremendous work. Thank you so much for the hard work and plenty of time you put on all the amazing tutorials. Gonna by them all from the App Store. Much support from Germany
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Trevor Johnson wrote on March 9, 2017

Booker Edwards Jr. does an amazing job emphasizing how to establish or reestablish yourself as an artist or musician, to many ways external instruments can help you towards your work flow.
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Little Master wrote on August 14, 2015

Excellent
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SM wrote on July 21, 2015

Very well done and well organized course and easy to follow. Thank you.
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Ivan Dubinsky wrote on July 19, 2015

I found this to be an excellent course. Everything is explained very clearly with plenty of graphics and videos to show exactly how to set things up. I have a nice old (mint) Roland SC-88ST Pro sound module that has been sitting on a shelf that I've wanted to put to good use and now I have the tools to do just that. Thanks, Booker, for a great course. I also bought the advanced course, #114, I believe and it is excellent as well...picks up where this course leaves off. Well done, thanks!!
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Simon wrote on July 13, 2015

I have been using Logic with external midi since the Atari days and have over the years absorbed the changes in midi modules and in logic itself. Recently I have started to integrate my old equipment back into my composing process and I found this course to be really refreshing. Some stuff I knew already, but I also found new approaches via Logic x which I will be able to use. Really well constructed course. I watched it all from start to finish. Clear,concise and accurate. Thank you.
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Brock Harris wrote on July 13, 2015

Logic Pro X 113: External MIDI Basics has been a great supplemental tool for my current college course which involves using MIDI sample library instruments for creating cues. This is entry-level MIDI knowledge in comparison to how complex some MIDI programming can become. This course covered the foundations of MIDI in Logic Pro X, while including a section on using Maschine within Logic / DAW. I learned some things I didn't know before, and overall, the time I put into this should come back to me given the new information that I have to work with.
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