Logic Pro #62 - Smart Quantize vs. Classic Quantize

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

In this video, I demonstrate the following:
1. What is Smart Quantize and when to use it?
2. Smart Quantize vs. Classic Quantize.
3. Using Smart Quantize on piano and keyboard parts.
4. Smart Quantize Q-Strength and Q-AntiFlam.
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0:00 Introduction
0:50 Sponsor Segment
1:20 Smart vs. Classic Quantize
5:21 Smart Quantize with Piano
8:21 Q-Strength & Q-AntiFlam

[@russell_szabados]

That's the best explanation I've heard of smart quantize so far. It's a feature not many tutorials have been willing to touch, for good reason, but I appreciate your approach. Thanks!

[@GeorgeHzMusic]

Incredible video great explanation for a great tool that I had no idea it existed!

[@hankfowler8194]

Your videos are so professional. Thanks.

[@budgetkeyboardist]

That's the best job explaining smart quantizing that I've seen. I definitely prefer classic, with a strength of about 88%, but it's cool that Logic gives you two choices. Love the channel, BTW.

[@echomusicswe]

Totally agree!!!

[@vewilli]

Always enjoy these videos. They are useful and helpful. As far as this content about Q is concerned, I only knew about the classic one … so again: a big THANK YOU. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

[@sockneman]

Thank you!

[@soontaek]

Thank you as always

[@hangovergin]

Thanks

[@binoyyesudasan286]

🙏thanks

[@MrOrlandofiga]

do a video on importing and quantizing multiple audio tracks that have been recorded without a metronome and being able to change the tempo please!

[@screamingswifts]

Cheers!