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Clive wrote on March 27, 2021
Great, really useful and succinct course without unnecessary waffle !! - Cheers Clive {:-)
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Adam wrote on December 24, 2020
Like Joshua's other courses, this was very thorough. Live Loops really is quite deep indeed. Having worked in a linear fashion since Logic 8, it's going to take me a quite a while to get used to this new feature and way of working.
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Rob wrote on August 4, 2020
Josh does an exceptional job of highlighting the benefits and intricacies of live loops. Thanks for the great tutorial.
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bil wrote on July 22, 2020
Nowhere in the course could I find any actual live looping, like you see people doing with a simple loop pedal. A lot of stop-and-start with the many prefabricated apple loops, which are of no interest to me.
The thing is, I'm certain that live looping can be done in Logic 10.5. I've accidentally kept a cell going and recorded over it a few times, but can't replicate that reliably.
No big deal, it's not something I want to do. Looping is a way to create some really repetitive, annoying music. (in my opinion.)
But Ableton doesn't have anything to worry about, so far.
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Alexander Acha wrote on June 3, 2020
Excelente! Really useful and easy to understand. also the duration of the lessons are just perfect.
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Phil Flood wrote on May 26, 2020
I had not been an Ableton user, so I never really understood the idea of the grid layout for music. This has gotten me rethinking ways to create and structure songs, and it definitely has gotten me excited about using Live Loops.
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Devon wrote on May 24, 2020
This instructor is a living legend. I learned from
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K Ottley wrote on May 22, 2020
Excellent overview of Logic Pro Live Loops. Will use these videos as reference while getting up to speed on Live Loops.
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Niklas wrote on May 20, 2020
Brilliantly pedagogical as always-
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Encelia wrote on May 17, 2020
I know Live and Logic, but the new Logic 10.5 update is very different from Live in the small particulars. I was having a hard time going through the Logic manual on this material. Josh is just a superior teacher and he really brought the big picture together as well as being very generous in explaining the small particulars. It’s best to have Word or Notes open as you listen to these videos. There is so much valuable information that you’ll want to take notes every 30 seconds.
