Logic Pro Tip #1 - How to Make Any Instrument an Ambient Pad
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Everything in life can be improved by putting some reverb on it.
That's certainly Jeremy Soule's philosophy 😁
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@Bodhi Misael instablaster :)
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Thank you so much you saved my ass !
This is insane. Randomly came across this and have been needing to dive more into Logic. Literally subbed just because of this. Thank you thank you thank you!
Thank you, thank you! This is by far one of the best and easiest-to-follow videos I’ve found on this subject. I appreciate that you also discuss short cuts keys and how you get certain functions to open. Many times I’m watching and spend far, far too long just trying to figure out how someone opened a feature. I will be trying this out soon. Since I have an operatic / ethereal voice, this is just what I was looking for to accompany me in creating an otherworldly and ethereal sound. ❤️ thank you
Thank you this is exactly what I've been looking for. Infinite synth pads! Logic Vintage Mellotron with the Thunderclap Size boosted to 1000% and a Moog expression pedal... OMG I want to lie in the bath and listen to this forever.
Great, Thank you!!👍🏻🎄✨🙏🏼
thank you mann!
Just what i need. Thanks
YES, this is exactly what im looking for!! You are my hero!
I need this very much! Thanks brooo
Mate you are a legend, this is what I have been looking for for honestly such a long time. Thanks so much!
truth is, you can make any instrument an ambient pad when you maximize the wet and mute the dry gain of the track's reverb effects.
Thank you!! This is exactly what I was looking for; a quick, simple and easy intro into making ambient music using instruments. Thank you again. Now into more advanced stuff :)
You completely rock - hit the mark 100%
Dude I seriously underestimated Space Designer! Great tutorial :)
Thats great !!! Thank you 🙏
Thanks-this is really helpful
I'm glad I stumbled upon this. Thanks Jay!
Really nice effect, will definitely try this out in some of my own compositions, thanks for the tip!
this tip is a gem, thank you sir
Thank you. This is incredibly helpful.
Thank you so much!!
Thanks for the tip! This is great!
My Space Design doesn't give me an outdoor space option, do you know why? All I have in large spaces is: halls, plate reverb and warped spaces.
Dylan Mohr Did you download all of the additional content?
How do I do that?
Dylan Mohr It's under the Logic Pro X menu in the upper left hand corner of the toolbar.
So dope!
Thank you so much for sharing this trick!🙏🏾🙏🏾💖💖💖💖
Nice clear explanations... I followed along with a simple A minor chord. Sounds great. Thanks!
Absolutely brilliant! Exactly what I needed! Subbed!
Thank you, awesome tip!
Thank you. You influenced me. in a good way :)
I'm gratified to hear that, have fun!!
Nice demonstration THX 👍🏻
Great tip..thanks for this video
Hey there Jay, I don't know if you are still reading comments of older vides, but I tried to use the thunder clap preset of the space designer plugin, but it doesn't show up in the preset list. Do you know how I can get it? I use Logic X 10.5. Thanks a lot, Edy
Hey Edy! Have you downloaded Logic Pro's additional content?
THANK YOU
Thank You
2:43 that moment got me shook
love this so much! Thank you!
WOW! this is great, thanks
Very helpful video thanks.
This is EPIC!!! Thank you for this! Stellar ;) (instant subscriber)
Wonderful. Thank you !!!🌟👌🌈🎵
Wow, that's very cool! if I'd have known this, it would've been easier than just adjusting the buses (which was a pain)!
This one s a treasure bruh..thank you so much..,
Amazing work
Wow.
Thank you so much ❤️
Awesome instruction tip!!
simple and effective. Thanks man
Oooooohh I like!
So helpful. Thank you!
awesome! thank you!
Awesome tip man. Thanks a ton :)
I don't actually use logic, as I am not on a Mac device (which is quite sad considering that my soon-to-be university uses logic exclusively), but I can see this being of use in just about any daw. The results are great, and the sound is usable in such a large variety of contexts. Sweet video!
Yeah you could definitely apply it to any DAW, you just need a decent reverb plugin!
thank you so much for this
Thanks for this I needed this
damn my guy, this is amazing. Got similar tips?
Awesome :P thanks for the tip
Thanks man!
Nice one!!! meny thx!
nice one mate!
Great!
Nice bro !
I feel bad for his mouse... mans is smashing that thing
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love ya
Thanks
0:40
Great video! Do you think one can get this effect with REVerence?
Gearóid Éamonn Ocslaigh Absolutely!
I suppose with enough fiddling about one can get it to sound right. This video came at the perfect time. I have to finish a piece by monday. Its already written i'm just struggling to get the right sound orchestration wise. So THANK YOU! Keep up the good work!
you can also use unison. also, 100% wet reverbed sounds mostly sound the same.
Giorgi Chkheidze True, but the thing I like specifically about thunderclap is its EQ and it's oscillation and panning as the sound rolls away. It's more a special effect than an ordinary reverb. But I'm sure you could get the same effect with fiddling any reverb plugin.
Are you planning on getting an omnisphere or something? Maybe NI komplete, it's expensive tho... But I'm gonna wait until the day you get an actual synthesizer :P
Giorgi Chkheidze I own both of those.
Giorgi Chkheidze I just am a noob with synthesizers so I never do tutorials with them as I don't feel qualified lol
Logic doesn't seem to want to do this anymore
Second
First :)