My Entire Mouse Workflow In Logic Pro

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I'm going to show you all the mouse movements I use in Logic Pro so I keep my sessions as productive as they can be.
📹 video sections
0:00 - introduction
0:23 - mouse overview
0:56 - vertical and horizontal movements
2:25 - fastest mouse zoom movements
3:24 - zooming out
4:11 - nudging audio for timing
6:05 - quick tip I do a lot
6:31 - the underrated marquee tool
8:29 - doing tight fades
9:48 - the hidden marquee tool option
10:46 - defaulting tracks and strips
12:36 - temporary grouping
13:30 - permanent grouping
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[@CharlesCleyn]

What kind of questions do you have for me? Let me know in a comment ↓

[@alexanderpiano1506]

Great tips. This is why sticking with a daw is important. You learn all sorts of little quirks that increase efficiency and let you focus on making music. Do you still run mix feedback livestreams?

[@CharlesCleyn]

Hey Alex, great to see you here. Yes, I do and I will be planning more soon. So keep an eye here or if you're note signed up to my mailing list, you should ➡ www.charlescleyn.com/music-production-newsletter

[@getstew]

Learning Logic - already know Reaper. Is there anyway to disable the edit window popping up if you double click track? That's making me insane.

[@louis6462]

This is a very helpful and useful video - great idea to do it! One question I have is how would you define the difference between "grouping" and "stacking"?

[@CharlesCleyn]

Thanks Louis. I would say grouping is for organization and volume only. Summing stacks are useful for processing multiple tracks. For example, if you create a summing stack of 5 guitar tracks. You can add an EQ and Compressor on the summing stack. This will effect all 5 guitar tracks without having to add the eq and compressor on every single guitar track. Make sense?

[@louis6462]

@@CharlesCleyn Yes, makes sense, thanks Charles.

[@VonnLowe]

Hey man, I really love your videos, and take your advice on everything. I'm looking for some help, I'm in need of an affordable piano vst for a pop ballad im working on. So many are on sale right now, but reviews are never consistent. Do you have any recommendations?

[@CharlesCleyn]

Hey Vonn, which ones catch your eye? There are a lot of good ones out there. For pianos, I primarily navigate to Native Instruments. To me, they sound great and you have a lot of flexiblity. Great for pop. You can get a warm pop ton for like an acoustic ballad. Or more punchy pop piano too. They have a few piano libraries you can choose from. I find myself using the Gentleman a lot.

[@VonnLowe]

@@CharlesCleyn Wow thanks so much for replying! Im glad you said Native Instruments, because the main one im looking at is their Grandeur piano! I didn't even see the gentleman, so I will definitely check that one out before making my decision!