Logic 103 SOUND And Why it Sounds That Way


His scores are heard on TV daily. His music is on the radio, and now Steve Horelick brings his awesome experience with sound in Logic, to your desktop.

This tutorial program is a master-stroke of video training. It is just as entertaining as it is informative. Through a careful blend of humor and pointed discussion, Steve introduces the theory behind how sound is made.

Topics such as frequency, amplitude, and how they combine to make sound are explored through an expert's ear as Steve shows you how to build sound waves through synthesis.

Next, Steve strips those waves down while demonstrating how filters shape frequencies. You'll hear the difference between cut and pass filtering, how to EQ, and when to phase vs. flange.

This is a deep trip into the fundamentals of sound, and it's required viewing for anyone looking to utilize Logic ... or any other audio program!


Table of Contents
Chapter 1: S O U N D
Section 1: Part 1
01: Exploring Frequency Amplitude
02: Understanding Sound Waves
03: Exploring how Humans Hear Sound
04: Noise (and what it's good for)
05: Using Vibrato
06: FM Synthesis
07: Amplitude Modulation and Tremolo
08: Enveloping Sound (ADSR)

Section 2: Part 2
09: EQ Verses Filtering
10: Understanding Low Pass Filters
11: Understanding High Pass Filters
12: Understanding Band Pass Filters
13: Pass Verses Cut Filters
14: Understanding Notch Filters
15: Phasing Verses Flanging
16: Doubling Vocals Using the Ringshifter
17: Using Chorus
18: Exploring Echo and Reverb
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