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LOGIC PRO X - Old School Audio Editing

Flex Time offers a remarkable series of tools to help you edit audio but this week, I'm going old-school and showing you how to edit with little more than a pair of scissors, some judicious fading and your own sense of groove. I want a tighter groove relationship between a new audio part I'm recording for my Touché pedal and a wonky groove which is the foundation of my track. So once I've used the Scissors to isolate each region I want to adjust, I'll show you how you can make small timing changes by sliding audio left and right along the timeline, as well as introducing you to the Nudge function. We'll also see how Fades can help manage the newly-edited start and end points between regions and see whether timestretching can also help. At the end of the video, I'll remind you about Groove Templates, which are useful for getting MIDI regions to conform to an audio-based groove. If you want to learn more about those, click right here:    • LOGIC PRO X - Making Groove Templates   00:00 Intro 01:24 Introducing Touche 02:27 MIDI to Audio 03:17 Analysing the groove 04:36 Looking and listening to two audio regions side by side 05:38 Overlaps 07:34 Creating Triplet figure 09:41 Nudge 11:50 Fixing Bars 2 and 3 13:50 Ignoring clicks and moving on 14:55 Unexpected Transpose 16:03 Trim End to next region 17:34 Trim Start to previous region 20:02 Fades 21:48 Stretching to fill gaps 23:53 Summary of what we've done so far 24:49 Introducing DMD part 25:46 How you might fix MIDI region groove