Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Before I got Logic, I was a bit nervous and I researched software/hardware extensively, 
then I just got the gear and plunged in, opening up songs I had sketched out in 
GarageBand on my Intel iMa. GB is really easy to learn, with a visually clear GUI - Logic is 
gloomy and its hard to read the tiny fonts, which I can't seem to make any bigger on my 
laptop, unfortunately.

 Also I used the Logic "Getting Started"  mini manual. It was pretty clear. I chatted to guys 
in music hardware stores for tips about getting the software instruments up and running 
in tracks and inserting FX - pretty key to get that basic stuff clear.

I don't think Logic is particularly user-friendly - it seems to presume you have used Logic 
before!!! and understand the jargon - I read Sound on Sound mag - they have a Logic 
column that's useful.

Paul


--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, Cowinacape <cowinacape@...> wrote:
>
> Howdy,
> 
>  First time poster here, so howdy out to everyone! I can't help you with you
> questions,  but I just wanted to chime in, as a noob, to all this recording
> stuff, I plan on doing pretty much the same things that you described in
> your post. But as a new Logic user, how did you you (have you) found the
> learning curve, and are there any books/videos you have used to help you
> along? Sounds like a great set up you have there as well, as soon as my new
> Mac Pro comes in, I'll finally be able to play along with my toys as well :D
> 
> Thanks Kindly
> Dan