Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

> > For example, the advanced book in the
> > Apple training series (by M. Sitter) seems targeted at Logic Pro only.
> 

There may not be any great Logic Express books, because its relatively new, 
and there is a much larger base of Logic Pro users. I would just get any book 
on Logic and then realize some things may not apply. I thought Len Sasso's book 
was good - short and to the point with useful info. Stephen Bennett had some 
books like that too, although I don't think he has updated them to Logic Pro 
(they were for earlier versions). The Apple book seems good for beginners too.  
 I am not a big fan of some of the other books - which seem to be rehashes of 
the manual with no new material and no better way of explaining things. This 
happens for all software - people just put out books which don't improve on 
the manuals that come for free - which are not bad at all.

I noticed that UCLA Extension is offering a Logic class - but a bit pricey 
for most - $995 just for the class.