Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I agree, these podcasts are excellent, free resources. 

Thanks for suggesting Sounds Good, it's great. i hadn't heard that one.  now i've gone 
through 3 in a day. no matter how much you know about Logic and all it's plug-ins, 
there's more to learn.

I'm a big fan of SonicState.com podcast.

here's a link to a page that lists them all

http://www.homerecordingnetwork.com/




--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "pete_buchwald" <pete_buchwald@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Friends,
> 
>      I've been listening to these while in the car, cleaning the studio (how does it get so 
> cluttered in here so quickly?), and other such times.   
>    
> 
>      The Project Studio Network - general news about audio and small studio stuff.  Very 
> helpful in learning about small budget resources, and helpful with reviews, and general 
> chatter.  Has some humor and entertainment value as well.
> 
>      http://projectstudionetwork.com
> 
>      Sounds Good - This guy is out of europe, maybe Germany?  And does a lot of his 
work 
> in Logic, shows some cool little tricks!  His podcast also has video/slide images in it, I 
> nearly crashed my car glancing down at the podcast screen on my laptop playing in the 
> car.  
> 
>       http://soundsgood.37hz.net/
> 
>      There are other resources listed at the Project Studio Network website.
> 
>      I have iTunes subscriptions to both of these, but I'm sure you could listen to them in 
> other ways as well.
>