Mixing and Mastering in Logic Pro X (back)

02 - What you should know before watching this course

03 - Using the exercise files

04 - Importing audio into your project

05 - Organizing your project

06 - Using screensets and markers

07 - Using Track Stacks

08 - Using project alternatives

09 - Touring the Logic Mixer

10 - Reviewing signal flow

11 - Using sends and returns

12 - Setting up a submix

13 - Using groups

14 - Working with plugins and Channel Strip settings in the Mixer

15 - Using the output and the master channel

16 - Choosing a mix approach

17 - Balancing the mix

18 - Understanding EQ

19 - Applying EQ

20 - Understanding dynamics and compression

21 - Applying dynamics and compression

22 - Understanding reverb

23 - Understanding delay

24 - Using reverb and delay

25 - Exploring more effects plugins

26 - Mixing vocals

27 - Mixing a pop vocal track

28 - Mixing acoustic drums

29 - Mixing electronic_EDM drums

30 - Automating the mix

31 - Using a control surface

32 - Editing automation

33 - Bouncing the mix

34 - Understanding mastering

35 - Using equalization (EQ) to make multiple songs sound cohesive

36 - Using compression and limiting to control dynamics

37 - Auditioning track order

38 - Understanding sample rate, bit resolution, file formats, and dither

39 - Next steps