#26 - Flex Time for Simple Audio Editing in Logic (Newbie to Ninja - A Beginner's Guide to Logic)

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Flex Time is a fantastic time compression & expansion system for editing your audio recordings. Easily quantize performances, change the tempo of your entire Project, or use Flex as a special effect - Flex Time rules!
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[@abbysudweeks4694]

By far the best tutorial I've found about this, thank you very much!

[@proodoodaboochoo]

Wow, so many counter intuitive tools in logic. It's such a powerful software!! Thank you for this!! I have been avoiding flextime since I have never been able to get it to work predictably!

[@josenation2189]

Not sure if you meant "counter intuitive," to me, it's more that the tools in Logic go very deep, and like any production-grade software, it takes time to figure it all out and decide what is useful to you and your workflow.

[@nicennice]

Another great video in this brilliant series. "Sped down" though! As a Brit I'm willing allow for the American vernacular but really! Remember you can always fix in post though. Joking aside this series is absolutely fantastic for learning Logic.

[@amitzdullnicker2k]

Thank you, this video will help me a lot understanding Logic's logic! ❤

[@TheRealJayguar]

first 1:30 seconds you already taught me some tricks i didnt know. didnt even know what that marquee tool was for. I was just cutting everything.

[@AhrenField]

Thanks for all your amazing videos!

[@LawrinMaxwellsmpc500]

Amazing tutorials!! Thanks for all of your work!!!

[@fredofrito]

Thanks!

[@Black1ce8]

Wow. You mean I can be a better bass player through DAW fanciness as opposed to dexterity in my fingers? Sign me up.

[@ONEMANREVIEW]

Thanks! 👍

[@shannonrutherford6859]

Love all the videos man, super helpful! One question on flex time - can you share some insight on how to NOT have your audio warped or garbled or sound off from the original performance when using flex time? I use flex time a lot on guitar to clean up timing and many times it always negatively affects the audio sound of the guitar - I use monophonic typically. I also noticed that the ability to adjust sensitivity to transients is gone which requires annoying clean up of flex markers and quantization in areas you wouldn’t have quantized. Any tips or suggestions greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[@rewdonaghy1305]

Every time I use flex it destroys my audio. Does anyone know why? It’s like it becomes a 3rd or 4th generation mp3. Using a 2020 MacBook with M1 chip

[@Skrenja]

Unfortunately, unless you're using the slicing, monophonic or speed algorithm, this is normal. Logic is still way behind Ableton when it comes to quality speed/pitch manipulation.
However, make sure you record at 96k or higher to reduce artifacts.

[@johnviera3884]

Make sure you’re putting set markers on either side of your edit marker. If you just put single flex markers and drag it moves everything in front and behind it

[@rewdonaghy1305]

@@johnviera3884 thank you

[@user-vz3uf8us7f]

same thing happened with stem splitting, audio quality degraded a lot

[@SkillSyrup]

goat

[@conrow1157]

Great

[@bringupthesun8986]

is this the jimmy eat world singer?

[@exploringworld4736]

Logic has no settlings for flex audio whatever they have already set is worst it gives artifacts when i tried to stretch
cubase has best features for that
Logic pro is completely failed

[@AhrenField]

Thanks for all your amazing videos!