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Why Logic Remote on iPad is the Best Controller You Can Buy For Logic
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Logic Remote on the iPad is the best, most integrated "controller" to use with Logic Pro X. Learn why Logic Remote beats all other MIDI controllers.
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7:21 - Logic Remote on iPad
Bonus Tip: a Mac can recognise an iPad as an "analog" input. All you need is a standard USB cable to connect it to the Mac and to enable it in Audio MIDI Setup on your Mac. Then anything played or played back in the iPad will be recorded in Logic as audio. Say you have an instrument only on your iPad and external to Logic Remote, you can record it as audio in Logic just like you record a guitar or a vocal so to say. THAT is a sick feature!
My iPad syncs via WIFI connection and provides a great controller, I am just now starting my home studio ( been about a year now) without any controller. This is absolutely amazing and very helpful. I find myself composing music in a sense of I don't have to feel limited. Well played Apple!
thanks for the tip man, appreciated
@@zionlee4594 no problem!
Been running the Moog apps like this. Super dope!
Incredible tip!!!. thanks a lot. I’ve got many instruments in my iPad I wish could have them in my iMac. Now I’ve got it!!!
What's also amazing with the app is that you can plug in an external midi device into the ipad using a lighting to usb adaptor and it will automatically send the midi data to logic, so it becomes a wireless midi interface!
Hey man, I know you've been getting bigger, but I just want to let you know that the way you speak, the way you let your personality shine through your videos will always interest more people. This has been my go to for logic information for about 6 months now and I can't glean the logic insight from other people as well as I do from you man. Keep it up
Ditto 🤗
Hell yeah. Love this and concur with entirely.
You’re the man!
Keep doing your thing dude!
Ahhh the LogicPro community is THE GOAT ! Hands down !!!!!
Omg, I've had my Ipad just laying around the studio and i had no idea this existed!! THANK YOU for bringing this to my attention. So Awesome!
How is this not a bigger deal right!?!? I don’t have an iPad, but I should’ve known about this and I didn’t until Yesterday!! I was thinking about using sidecar for the mixing window, someone told me, “just use the companion app!” 🤯 then I found this video. Perfect timing!
@kapno Dude I have never written a comment on any UA-cam video before …
I’m like 9 hours into a session right now and I was hell bent on figuring out how to utilize my iPad as a midi controller .
I love this video and the entirety of how you display everything you are sharing with the viewers.
5 Stars, my good man. Subscribed and liked immediately.
Can’t wait to send this to about 20 buddies who are going to lose their minds over this!
Thanks so much dude.
Apple should build a hardware controller😎 that would be awesome thx for the vid mate
That would be super slick, although it seems very much in Apple's character to employ a more blank-slate touchscreen surface like an iPad than some sort of hardware controller with buttons and knobs. The iPad app can be redesigned to fit the current workflow and more easily adjusted to major changes like the addition of Live Loops.
Ehhh. Knowing Apple, if they made a standalone hardware controller, they’d cripple the logic controller to necessitate its purchase. I’m just siked that the logic iPad controller is as high-functioning as it is.
I wish. But they will likely be introducing Logic for iPad once all devices are running on Apple silicon. We should be able to use Mac apps on iOS and vice versa
ive said it for the longest time. Ever since I discovered the power of logic remote ive been floored. I bought some older iPads and minis and have them set up in different places of the studio. one in the mic room, one at the desk, and iPhone for transport control. amazingly powerful solution custom made for logic. and by the way, now having "sidecar" we CAN get those icons onto an iPad :).
Literally yesterday I was about to purchase a Komplete Kontrol KS2 controller - the idea of real time adjusting knobs and such (rather than using a mouse/keyboard) really turned me on... Chris, I'm so glad I saw this video today - I was just about to throw away $700 on their system ... I'd much rather spend half that on an iPad that looks like it's even more useful... I've got plenty of midi keyboards... seems like the ipad is a perfect solution. THANKS! (I subscribed)
This video is JUST what I needed. I moved from Logic to Ableton as my primary driver a couple years ago because I also needed the Live mode. Now that Logic 10.5 has taken on this same functionality in a easier to understand and read way, I wanted to make the move backs. I had dragged my feet though because I had learned and have been using the Push 2 for Ableton which is simply amazing and perhaps the most tightly integrated MIDI controller I have ever seen. I had used Logic Remote years ago but because the lack of tactile response didn’t use it to its potential. Now that the app has grown so much and you can buy larger iPads now I finally sold my Push 2 and purchased a new iPad AND the Novation Launchpad X for nearly half the price so I have a balance of tactile response and functionality. Your video showed me the potential of the App and the most important part of creating is not having to waste time and energy guessing on knobs or buttons or having to jump between the laptop and the interface you are using to write and create with. Thank you, cheers
Having a vocal booth away from my iMac, and being able to control my recording/punch-in etc from the iPad in the vocal booth is great!
Totally. I use it for the same thing. Super-helpful!
So great, Chris. Really appreciate all of your videos and the way you present and explain things for us. Invaluable insights and excellent, friendly presentation style. Thanks so much for everything you're doing.
This is the exact video I needed. I spent the past 3 hours looking at possible control surfaces and even bought a Loupedeck (which I canceled) and I ended up on this video which I am incredibly grateful for. Thank you!
and here I am ahaha
I was literally in the process of trying to find a way to turn my iPad into a midi controller within logic and this video showed up. Amazing! Thank you!
Just a note Chris: with the pitch mode selected on the keyboard, swipe left-right across the keys.... not up down the same key. Pitch is very cool... I use it a lot! Mmmmm! I got to teach you?? How cool is that. Thanks for all the videos Chris. You’re a Huge blessing.
Perfect timing. I was just thinking of buying an iPad to use as my Logic Remote.
One very good think wad the speed dial on novation nocturn and nocturn keyboard. The knob was controlling any parameter where the pointer of your mouse was. No need to midi learn or anything like that. Just point the virtual knob if your plug-in, turn the physical knob and that was it. Although there were 8 other knobs in the controller, I only used that one (and it was infinite and touch sensitive).
It's a shame automap stopped working though.
Can't believe anyone has gone this long without an iPad just for all the other wonderful things you can do with it. Like... watching Logic Pro Rules!
Fantastic segment on your journey to find the iPad remote as the perfect controller.
You could have just started straight away with the iPad and touted how great it is and just skipped the history behind your conclusion
but the history is so important to the big picture, I already have an iPad and I'm elated at using it control logic.
How awesome. Thanks, I love your channel and content
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The Nectar Panorama P6 integrates with Logic Pro really well. The transport section, the faders, mute/solo buttons and the pads to control locators among other things have made my workflow so much faster and intuitive. I will give an iPad a try though! Great video!
Just downloaded Logic Remote on my phone. Works like a charm!
Everything you said about searching for the right controller but falling back to using a mouse and keyboard, hesitation to use a tablet, etc. - it all resonated with me. I looked at the PreSonus FaderPort, and then turned my attention to the Behringer X-Touch, but I'm really reticent about buying a device that might just end up going unused. I like the idea of a physical controller, but you can't compete with the tight, dynamic integration of an iPad with Logic. I've never really been skittish about using the virtual interface with a mouse. Maybe an iPad is the right choice for me, too.
Wow! I was searching for a midi controller for logic and found this video. I’ve already got an iPad that I never use so you may have saved me a few hundred dollars!
I was using it for GarageBand for years. It’s the perfect solution!
After spending days researching expensive replacement harder controller options to replace my now useless Tascam FW-1884 in a 64 bit world, to control Logic Pro X on my new Mac Mini M1, I stumbled across your video and tried out Logic Remote on my wife's iPad while watching. It is brilliant, does everything I needed but so much more. Thanks for the detailed walkthrough, excellent preso!
Touch latency and the overall feel of this is a deal breaker for me. I see potential with this during the raw creative process but not so much when dealing with larger projects or mixing jobs. Accidentally moving faders when trying to scroll left and right is mind bogglingly frustrating. One good physical fader I can map on any cheap dinky midi keyboard is all I need. Thanks for the great video that shows both pros and cons.
This is what I was thinking. Maybe sketching ideas, sure, but not a real session with 100+ tracks
I just started using my iPad mini with Logic and love it. After watching your video, well now I want a bigger iPad lol. Thanks man :)
Wow I’ve been missing out here getting the app on my I pad tonight! I’ve been Using the screen mirror function on my I pad for a while when I’m away home but never realised the benefits of getting the app! Getting this tonight! Ty for this tutorial and all your others! I’m fairly new to producing so all very helpful. 👊
I’ve been through this journey myself and have been disappointed with many manufacturers. The ssl nucleus has been the solution for me. It’s awesome and provides more functionality than other controllers. I’m finally mixing without the screen. I’ll post a video soon doing a comparison with the avid S1. Great vid!
first off, who thumbs down these videos? Ok, I also just got my iPad working with Logic and it's amazing. I use it with my KB and augment my playing. it's terrific. Great video!
People without iPads... jerks
His videos have been SOO helpful for me. Such an underrated channel!
You’ve encapsulated the big fundamental problems with controllers just like that! Bravo for your honesty... I so need to revisit my iPad remote software...
This is AMAZING...,thanks...,opens a door of perception
Convinced me! -and I already had 5 iPads sitting around. No brainer, fantastic interactivity.
Logic user 15 years.
Sadly it doesn’t rule. Always had awful experience with hardware controllers and Logic.
Will try the iPad.
Thanks
i love using the ipad in remote with logic. i can sit anywhere in the room and create. thanks!! oh, and i have the apogee element 46. great machine!
Thank you for taking the time sir.
Kids just got me an iPad for my birthday.
I can intergrate it with my Mac mini running Logic.
Great video.
I have so far only used the remote on my iPhone to press record and stop. I didn't realize that there was so much more functionality on the iPad. Thank you!
Thank goodness I came across this vid! Saved me at least 3 bills, use a go pro keys normally but was gonna grab a mobile/desktop mini controller. GREAT VIDEO!
Nice video.. Made me consider buying an ipad for extra control.. But I must say, during your controller journey, you missed out on a truly hidden and marvelous controller. The Mackie MCU Pro.. It literally is made FOR logic, and its a true Joy to mix...
Totally agree!
A little tip: if the song's key signature is defined in the arrangement, the chords (or notes) on the remote keyboard etc will adapt the to the key of the song as it plays.
You are just killing me again with you level of knowledge of the thing. You are awesome!
Thanks a lot!!
15:03 - Yes! I was looking for the transport control on this app forever today. Thank you Chris!
Well, I appreciate the review - very well done, thanks! I've LPX and Logic Remote on an iPad Pro (so very responsive and "alive") and it's true that you can do many many things instead of clicking, but you know what..? I'm still in front of a computer because it's a touch sensitive surface, after a while I miss knobs and buttons. To me, these things will be amazing when I'll have (again like in the golden era of big recording studios) a series of physical object waiting from me to move them, objects talking today with a computer. This would be the goal. Like someone already wrote here: Apple should build an hardware control, who other than Apple building the best hardware control for LPX?!?! I'd pay a lot for it - and no, I'm not a fanboy:)
I agree with everything you say, but some of us have been (and still are) going through the "song and dance" because we're SICK OF TOUCHSCREENS. That sucks, but I'm thinking of scratching off all the labels on my Faderport 16 and replacing them with the proper Logic-related names from Mackie Control. As to the tactile experience, touchscreen is almost tolerable for faders and buttons, but rotary controls? no way! And of course for people with even a bit of experience in piano playing, all the on-screen gimmicks in the world will never replace a 49 or even 88 keys hardware keyboard. Try hitting bass and treble notes or chords simultaneously on the iPad remote: octave up-down, scaling, sliding, splitting or anything else won't cut it.
Having just switched back to Mac and Logic after years of suffering through other DAWs, I'm wondering if macOS does work with big-size, third-party touch monitors, the way Windows works with any program? I guess not, they'd rather sell more iPads... And why don't they make any standalone touch displays? Maybe they're planning something around the $30'000 mark?
As many have said, Apple should build a fully tactile, hardware, non-touchscreen Logic dedicated controller, with transport, buttons, faders, rotaries, XY and smart function/mode/context switching, where you use mostly your ears and hands to make music. Of course Logic on the monitor(s) should follow your hands' work in every way (or not: a Screen Sync ON/OFF button would be needed too).
I just saw something about a new SSL control surface and will check it out: the search never ends.
1000000% agree with everything you wrote..
Thanks a million, Chris. I had actually ordered a Faderport 8 then saw this video and realized how I was underusing my Logic Remote app! I’m going to spend more time getting to know it. Have now canceled Faderport order!
I run Presonus Studio One Artist on a Late 2012 Mac Mini. I play guitar & keyboards. Constantly having to get up, run to the desk to make adjustments, resets, especially with a guitar strapped around my neck is really frustrating. Studio One has a add on Remote Control feature I think for $10.00, runs on the Mac Mini. I got lucky and got the latest iPad on sale $239.00 plus tax (32 GB), all I wanted it for is running this Studio One Remote App (free). What a pleasure! I can sit at the Keyboard, or with a guitar, start and stop my sessions, make adjustments. It's the way to go.
Yes .😁 ..Got the M1 Chip ..and looking for a cool controller..👍
Great video. I came at this completely differently having made all my music in GarageBand before getting Logic. GarageBand on the iPad is simply brilliant and thankfully the Logic Pro remote is basically the GarageBand app optimised for Logic. Totally agree that despite having a decent midi controller with knobs and faders and transport button I just find it easier to use the mouse or the iPad.
Tascam model 12 in my opinion works cool as a DAW controller specially for mixing, you can panning, solo, muting...
I’d love for the remote to be more dynamic in mix view how it uses the iPads screen and more closely mirror the session. For example: the number of plugin slots on the remote is 9 including the EQ even if I don’t have any plugins open in the session. It is a waste of screen space in the iPad where I could see other parameters instead such as sends and/or pan and volume. Same thing with sends - there are four empty slots in the remote even if there none active in the session. I have a feeling that I’d be able to the the whole channel strip if things were scaled down.
I was using the Apple wireless keyboard to start recording from the vocal booth. This is far better because now you can be in the booth eq’ing the mic and not running back and forth. I’m using my iPhone but will be setting up the iPad 🤘🖥
Also regarding other controllers exactly the same issues I got. They always promote integration but then fall off and stop focusing on keeping their products up to date.
Hi ... this sounds like a great idea but be aware that it won’t work on all ipads. I tried to download Logic Remote to my ipad Air 1 and got a message that the Logic Remote app will only work on a newer version of ios than my ipad can use.
I’m no keyboardist by any stretch, but I am a percussionist/finger drummer, so that tactile feel is absolutely paramount to my experience as a MacOS/iOS producer. That said, I had only used LR fir transport, light mixing and tracking vocals from the booth. This vid helped to shine a light on how LR can be and do more for me in Logic. Granted, it has the look and feel of GarageBand, but I’m used to that by now, so this really ain’t as huge a stretch as I thought it’d be. Thanx, Chris (sp)!
I'm visually impaired, and I do a lot of zooming all the way in to poke around the Logic interface. I love Logic Remote but have an extra reason to want physical controls, too. So I bought a Behringer X-Touch.
It's less slick than many others, but costs half as much. Unfortunately, as you describe, it never really worked well. After a needlessly complicated firmware update, it still behaves mysteriously, and most often simply becomes unresponsive in the middle of a session and needs to be restarted.
Then I thought the Softube offerings looked good, but that seems to require inserting one of their plugins on every channel to use it at all, and the second review I saw demonstrated some seriously glitchy software.
There's gotta be something.
Anyhow, I admire your channel, I've used logic since 2007 and still forget simple key commands sometimes. The stuff you demonstrate in these videos blows my mind half the time.
I don’t have any issue with glitchy software using the softube console 1, it works really well in logic.
My x-touch does have that “reset in the middle of the session” thing sometimes, that can be a pain. I use it with my x32 though, so any computer work with it is a bonus. Of course, very few live sound gigs during the pandemic means the x-touch is primarily getting used as a daw controller.
Right on! Well done, sir. I agree. Been using iPad as a LPX controller since Remote came out. Getting into Sidecar and Apple Pencil lately.
Totally cool.
Glad to see this while I’m waiting for my iPad Pro to get here. Had the exact same experience you had with the person us with a behringer x touch. I’m now selling that and my maschine to replace with 12.9 inch ipad
I sold the Mackie controller and Maschine for the iPad lol
You've just helped me figure out if I should get a new keyboard controller or what. I've also been thinking about getting an iPad, so you've helped me with both decisions, giving me a 2 in 1 solution. Many thanks! Your vid's are great.
Just got the IPad Pro 2020 12.9 it’s the best at everything 😎👌🏾
I see my dawg is crushing the Sceptre S8 speakers here 🤝
Always heard your voice in ur tutorials now good to see voice with u sir.. ur tutorials is just awesome ur a great tutor sir
I have the impact lx 88, it has faders, drum pads, integrates with Logic perfectly! I also use logic remote
I bought an iPad literally just for this app. But just as a remote, I don't want to play instruments on it. It's just nice to be anywhere in the studio and be able to control a few things. I've done it with a wireless keyboard with touch pad mouse, but then you have to angle your monitor and can barely see and... It's just annoying. Can't wait for my Mac Studio to arrive.
Agree 100% - Bought a 12.9 iPad Pro for "my wife"....but I borrow it all the time!!!
I just got a Novation Launchkey mini mk3... It's really cool and has its purpose. But know now that my iPad can be used like this is amazing!
I’ve been using logic remote for a while, I don’t think they’re updating the interface anytime soon.
But your point about fader length is true, I’ve got a Nektar controller with about 60mm of fader throw, it’s pathetic for making fine adjustments.
Man, you are ahead of the pack in the LPX tutorial game.. So much inspiration :) Thank you!
The impact LX88+ seems to be the best 3rd party midi controller for integration with Logic. However, the controls are hit or miss when controlling 3rd party plugins. I absolutely love it, but I also use logic remote on my 2018 ipad pro 12.9”. I mostly use the ipad for shortcuts. When I first bought my imac a year ago, a friend gave me a license for Ableton live 9 suite. So I ordered the editor keys Ableton keyboard instead of the magic keyboard. Well, after a week or two I had the $ to buy logic! I learned on an ipad air 2 in GarageBand, so logic was just the perfect next step. So I’ve been stuck with a keyboard which shows Ableton shortcuts in logic. So using logic remote for the keyboard shortcuts works perfectly!!
This is awesome beyond words! I have an iPad and had no idea Logic Remote could do all this. Thanks!
I've had logic for a minute and do really light engineering - but about to dive into your ninja course! Just got an iPad and I'm nerding out. Thanks for the great content.
Thank you. I’m retired, had all my gear put away for a couple years, but my gear keeps calling to me so I’ve been setting up my spare room as a studio. I live alone with my chihuahua so if I wanna play at 3am I can. I don’t have a lot of money to buy new gear. I have a 2011 iMac quad core i5 which works well with the version of Logic Pro x that I have. Sadly I saw the latest fermion of Logic Pro 10.7 I believe, but. Sadly my 2011 iMac which originally was like 2k I can’t even install the latest os. I happen to have an iPad Pro gen 1 the 12” screen. I did install the remote but when I first looked at it I said cool it’s got faders. I had no idea it had so much function. So I’m hoping that you get the big to deep dive Logic remote and Logic pro x . But if you don’t you’ve convinced me to give it a chance. I’m a guitar player who like you can play keys with 1 hand. I know where the notes are just never took lessons to actually learn to play more than chords. I’m 67 but in hs back in 1972 I had a georhous girlfriend with a beautiful chest and hair down to her waist. Don’t worry back then at least with me sex before a drivers license or graduation was verboten lol sadly but could she play fir Elise ! Amazing. And she had short but fast little fingers! So I purchased last year a Novation Impulse 49 keys. 2 of the keys don’t work, but if I can fin spare parts I can fix that. They have a program auto something 4.4 but so far on Novation web site can’t find it. I did find instructions how to use the 9 faders and also pan knobs and some buttons. Plus it has the play record etc buttons. But that’s pretty basic. If your discovery of the Logic remote is as good as it looks, I still think I’ll leave the keyboard and control surface plugged in. I also -lay bas and drums. If I can find some kind of mic stand and iPad holder like you said I can go over to my drums or wherever and still have complete control. So thanks,
It’s a very powerful tool…..I use it a lot and coming from being an iPad user for music recording it works well for me.
Logic Pro RULES!!!! ANd you rock too🥳thx for the great demonstration man!
I have an extra iPad mini and a Mini 6 and am using both plus my phone just for pads!
Great video. Just bought Logic Pro and this video made me discover Logic Remote.
I really love the versatility of the iPad while using it as a controller for logic, but there’s only a few. things that really get to me. The first is that the piano & drum pad instrument window are not consistently responsive to when you are live playing on it. It’s great to do simple one off notes, but if you’re trying to finger drum on there, its almost a no go. The second is that there’s no menu options when you hold anywhere. It would be really convenient to have the same right click window features (somewhat) available at the touch of a screen on the controller app. Also, there’s no real fun way to quantize in the app. This app still has quite a long way to go, but it has still come very far from what it used to be years ago. I definitely recommend this as its free!
If you’re looking for other software for other DAWS, I highly recommend Touch OSC, which is has a small, one time fee of 5 bucks.
Love the channel, keep it up!
I agree! I just got the M32 and love it. And I just moved back to Logic Pro from Ableton/Push2 and the iPad remote (and Logic’s new features) are the bomb! It just works, and works very well!
Thank You.. I have been on the same journey, to work out what control surface would work with Logic X & Mac M1. This has helped me out no end, not to mention save me a few $.
As always- your video is super informative and very helpful. No BS and great info. Thanks.
to adjust pitch on the ipad instrument keyboard, you slide left and right, not up and down :)
I appreciate and enjoyed your review of the Logic Pro controller for iPad. I just discovered it because like you I was looking for a solution to that very same problem. Plus I’m working with limited space in my studio/bedroom. I didn’t know how much versatility and flexibility this controller had till I saw your review. I also use my iPad for my guitar rig with the boss katana. I’ve been using GarageBand and slowly moving over to Logic Pro X and it works for both. Great job! Will be following you for more great videos!
Hi, Chris. Yes, I wholeheartedly agree: Logic Remote is awesome. Still a lot left to be desired, but it's really great for what it is. I just wish we were able to engage/disengage input monitoring from the app. Don't know why in the world they left that out.
Other than that, I think it's wonderful. Thanks for the video!
I only just realized yesterday that the complimentary app does real stuff... how was I out of the loop for so long.
bro you just saved me a ton of time and frustration learning midi controllers
Thank you for posting. I was just looking at Launchpad Pro as an option. But watching their videos of having to look at the screen and then at the launchpad pro.. the Loop playing and multi interface sells me on the ipad.. and I already have a 2 year old ipad... so more than up to the task. Will be jumping into Logic with a Mac mini M1 or hopefully an iMac 23” M1x in March (Hoping?). Oh I have Native Instruments Komplete M32 keyboard. It’s great. I got it when it first came out at $99 or $108.. now it’s more expensive with import duty and everything going up.. but it’s still a steal.. more importantly it sits on my keyboard tray in my desk so it’s out of the way till I want to use it. Then just slide it towards me.. there it is.. it’s shallow enough to clear the table in the tray. After touch, good keyboard for GarageBand and later this year Logic... and Komplete Kontrol has a lot of options... will be going for one of their big packs in the Summer Sale (50% off typically for their packages.....) Get the $1,200 package for $600, then I have more than tons of looping and cinematic background tracks for my upcoming indie shorts and movies I am developing. Ok, I’ll check out your other videos next. Thank you for posting.. shared this with some other future logic users already. :)
you just saved me hundreds of Euros! Thank you.
I have been using this for years, I also have I.P. Touch. There are pros and cons to each. The biggest problem however, is that connectivity has never been solid. I have been in many situations with many different computers Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and unfortunately, they don’t even offer a USB connection option for iPad control. I also have a Behringer X - touch. Since it is a hard connection, and it is Touch Sensitive and motorized, it is way better in my opinion. The only thing I really like the iPad for is if I am recording vocals in another room and want to start and stop the recording, or if I am using logic for backing tracks and need to control the start and stop, or make monitoring adjustments.
Very good, clear explanations. Well produced. Learned a lot.
Thanks for this video!! Definitely helped me in my decision to just invest in a iPad!!
I'm a huge Logic Pro X fan, it's my only go-to!
Marker 15:40 - :59 it the EXCAT reason I'm here! Thanks for this!
Thanks for all your videos, friend! By the way, I just bought a Nektar Panorama P6 which automatically assigns to Logic, both DAW and instruments and everything shows on it's screen. I think it doesn't get the attention it deserves by producers. But, I agree that the best controller in the way you are mentioning it, the "apple" way of "you just do" should be the iPad, I have to get one when I can.
Dude, you're the man. I love your page, thanks for all of these!
Okay, well I’ve had this setup for a while but never really delved in that deep. Thank you for the insight I’m going to have another proper look at it 👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great channel brother!!
I got the new firmware for my Feder port, and it works fantastic!! The iPad never worked for me. I’m glad to see that you found a work surface, that works for you!! Dope channel!!
JMP
It’s incredible ! Just got it today .. I’m a happy camper.
amazing! thanks man. I´ve already had an Ipad and I didn´t know. WOOOW!!
Fantastic, what a great session and I just didn't know you can do so much with logic remote, my iPad will be on my desk from now on thanks to you
I have issue while using Logic Remote..
I had a large project, and when I try to click on the remote channel strip it hits another channel and it happens a lot & I don't know how to fix it
This is a great video. Couldn't agree more. Here's my journey. Behringer X Touch. Not even close. Q Con....great build, nasty software. And much to my surprise the SSL UF8. That HAD to be the one. Again great build, nice faders, but I wonder if they even have a copy of Logic Pro at the lab. I did all the firmware stuff etc. This thing couild NEVER recognize track stacks which, like some people, is the core of my workflow. Honestly I finally got an SSL guy and it was like he didn't even know what track stacks are. OK They all went back to Sweetwater, the best in the business. Anyway, I'm with you Logic remote. If I can find one cheap enough, I might even get one of those great big 12.9 ipads. Wow. Keep doing what you're doing. Best Logic Pro stuff out there.
I’ve been using my iPad for years with Logic but I am sat here right now, wondering why I’ve still actually got my midi keyboard 😂😂
Please never stop making these videos