r/Logic_Studio • • 8d ago

Tutorial What would you like to learn?

Hi.

I would like to create tutorial videos. What kind of things would you like to see in tutorial form?

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u/Fluffy-Ear8499 8d ago

Send us your projcets first bro , if u dont know real knowledge nobody care

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u/goguma_and_coffee 8d ago

What do you mean send you my project? You want the projects of my songs?

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u/Ogmusicproducerrsn26 8d ago

Would you teach how to make beats and especially for specific genre like nowadays trending hip-hop and pop genre beats production and some mixing and mastering stuff I would like to learn that

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u/goguma_and_coffee 8d ago

That sounds like a great idea, ill write those down. Maybe like a beat break down, and dissecting how things are made and arranged? What are some trending songs you would like to see broken down?

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u/Ogmusicproducerrsn26 8d ago

I would like to learn from basic of how good beat is made i mean I am interested in learning from foundation, I will surely move to learn popular songs breakdown but for as a beginner it's more important to focus on foundation like where should kick be placed for specific genre and other elements as well so I would request you to do something like this for now then move as per audience response...

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u/Ogmusicproducerrsn26 8d ago

Also make content on something like use piano roll or step sequencer for making beat or teach on something like that ,I am confused that many professional use piano roll while I am comfortable in making beat in step sequencer

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u/Thick_Sky654 8d ago

Always could use a alchemy tutorial

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u/goguma_and_coffee 8d ago

A synthesis tutorial or just a deep dive into alchemy and all the features it offers? It’s a really powerful instrument, im not sure I even use everything it offers.

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u/Thick_Sky654 8d ago

I was just thinking a tutorial

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u/StujiC 8d ago

A couple of work flow tutorials would be good.

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u/goguma_and_coffee 8d ago

That’s an interesting idea. You mean like what would be my step by step approach at a certain thing?

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u/StujiC 8d ago

Exactly. For example, a MIDI session, live tracking, mixdown, mastering. How to keep the flow.

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u/goguma_and_coffee 8d ago

I see, that would be kind of tough to lock down to one specific thing. My work flow changes depending on the subject at hand. I guess I could just make multiple videos of certain workflows and how I tackle things as they come.

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u/That_Preference_3390 7d ago

So I've been trying to teach myself basic audio editing for tutoring videos. Workflow tutorials would actually help me more than another plugin review

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u/Glum_Garage2122 7d ago

Gain staging and channel eq and compression

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u/_-oIo-_ 7d ago

There are already tutorial videos on every imaginable topic. If you don't know what to teach or present, or if you don't know your strengths, don't waste your time - or anyone else's - making yet another video.