Logic Pro Class | Nashville
Logic Pro Production
Learn the Power Behind the Music
Logic Pro, backed by Apple, is one of the most powerful DAWs on the planet—and we’ve been helping students master it since 2010. Pulled straight from our flagship Songwriting & Production Academy, this 36-hour Logic Pro course is ideal for complete beginners and self-taught producers alike.
In Nashville, a city built on songwriting and recording, this course is taught by producers who work in its studios. Classes are small and hands-on, and the same sessions are available live online, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse.
The Basics
- →Setting up Logic and overview
- →Speeding up workflow and file management
- →Introducing the EXS 24 sampler and Ultrabeat
- →How to program MIDI and make some beats
- →All about quantize and groove
- →Apple loops dos and don’ts
- →Automation part 1
Instruments & FX
- →Logic’s instruments
- →Channel Strips dos and don’ts
- →Using Sculpture to craft organic sounds
- →Logic’s FX and MIDI FX
- →Using MIDI controllers
- →Vocoding
- →Automation part 2
Sampling
- →Where to get samples and the law
- →Mapping drums, tuning and manipulation
- →Chopping up loops in Logic X
- →Getting samples into time with your song
- →Filtering and manipulating samples
- →Automation part 3
Sound Engineering and Recording Techniques
- →Sound waves, frequency, and amplitude
- →The record path and gain structure
- →Foldback, headphone mixes, and latency
- →Microphone types, makes, and polar patterns – what to use and how to use for vocals and popular instruments
- →Compiling audio takes the official way and our way
- →Stereo recording techniques
Arranging In Logic & Advanced Midi
- →Tips on key command customization
- →Advanced MIDI editing and hyper editing
- →Arrangement tools, folders, and global tracks
- →Flex Pitch and Flex Time
- →Manipulating tempo, time stretching and using Flex Time
Music for Media
- →Logic’s mixer from top to bottom
- →Routing tips
- →Sync styles, trends and typical briefs
- →Tempo mapping/TC markers and TC basics
- →Arrangement tips for orchestra and theme building/stem creation
Designed by one of our Apple T3-certified instructors from our world-class teaching roster, you'll go step-by-step through everything Logic Pro has to offer—from the fundamentals to more advanced creative tools. This is real, guided, hands-on learning, not a disconnected video series.
You’ll learn in small groups, with plenty of time to ask questions and collaborate with fellow students—either in-person at one of our studios or Live Online from wherever you are.
By the end, you’ll know how to unlock the full power of Logic Pro and apply it directly to your own music, with confidence and clarity. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
Student reviews.
“I came into the program with no idea how to work logic and after the intensive week I walked out programming beats, using loops and samples…I feel like I can take my music to the next level now. Thanks :)”
Christy Thompson
Instructors
Common questions, answered.
It's pulled directly from our flagship Songwriting & Production Academy curriculum.
Yes - it's offered both in-person at one of our studios and Live Online.
Yes - a 20-hour 1:1 version is available; see Logic Pro Private Instruction to connect with a specialist.
You get real, guided instruction from an Apple T3-certified instructor in small groups, with room to ask questions and collaborate - not a disconnected video series.
Everything from getting comfortable in Logic through FX and instruments, sampling, workflow shortcuts, recording and sound engineering, advanced MIDI and arrangement, music for media, and an introduction to mixing.
$1499 + $100 Registration if booked 14 days before start or $1799 + $200 Registration
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