Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

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.

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.
>