Does anyone know the total file size of the Logic 101:Core Logic Tutorial? Cheers.

Thanks, Rounik. I'll check out support. Cheers.

Guys, After working with Logic for the last couple of months, I've reached small dilemma with recording keyboard audio tracks into one of my songs. Tonight I purchased the PreSonus AudioBox USB to test out the idea of recording what I consider a really hot yamaha keyboard preset. However I began recording the track only to experience a "distant/spacious audio," instead of the tight "in my face" sound that I like when laying keyboard tracks. I'm puzzled. Definitely no latency, no effects or EQ on the piano preset, the sound is flat but clean and dynamic. I've got to have this preset in the track mix. With this being the first time I've recorded electronic keyboard audio in as an audio track, can anyone assist with a tip or two on what I may possibly be missing? (Especially if you have the PreSonus AudioBox as your interface.) If I can't get the pure preset sound, I'll be forced to take the unit back to find a better one. (And I'm really not fond of USB anyway, firewire is so much more solid). Thanks.

Ok guys...this is a "duh" moment, My fault. When I first created the audio track I made the mistake of making it "mono" instead of "stereo"...thusly canceling out one of the channels. I was coming out of the yamaha's L & R into the channels 1 & 2 on the PreSonus to get the full spectrum of sound. This goes back to an old but yet still relevant theory in audio that has to do with what's called "phase cancellation." Doh! I should have figured this out at first, so in conclusion...it's "[i]Not the PreSonus[/i]" that's the problem. :) *Tip: If anyone ever runs into this problem in the future, the explanation above, is the answer.

I'm loving the Logic Package more and more, but I'm beginning to run into the deeper parts of what I'm trusting the package will do for me. I'm working with a raw vocal track of a person who has a great voice, but drifts from b-nat to c. They don't have a great sense of pitch, so I wanted to know if I could "pitch correct." Is this possible with a raw mp4 vocal track? Thanks in advance for any advice.

Thanks, Ski. Where do I find the pitch correction plug-im? Bx

Hello again Logic users, Ski offered some great advice, but I'm still unsure where to find the "plug-in." Anyone have more information on where I can get the pitch correction plug-in? Thanks alot.

Thanks for the tip, Adam8. I'll probably sound like a goofus for a little while, because I'm still wrapping my head around the parameters of the program, but I have not a clue when you say [[i]Just scroll down to 'Pitch' > 'Pitch Correction'[/i]]. Now, I did find out a cool trick of listening to the vocal by "holding down the mouse withinthe rectangle" without pressing the space bar to listen to the track. And I could move the little rectangle to any point on the waveform to listen to the vocal. I don't have Logic 202, however (not yet anyway).

Oh, and thanks also for the article, I'll check it out. LS-JDC

Ahhhhh yes! That's it. Thanks, Rounik. This is what I was looking for. I've got to remember to use the inspector more often. I've already purchased the Logic 101 (Core Logic) tutorial and it's nice, but I'll eventually get the 202 tutorial as well. The work continues! :)