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Sep 11, 2026

Alex MossGUEST
43:13
Good.
Remkus de VriesHOST
43:13
But he'll create a plugin for Logic Pro or DaVinci to help him in a certain way that the software can't, if he needs it.
Remkus de VriesHOST
43:21
Like, that's his...
Remkus de VriesHOST
43:23
He
Steven SirskiHOST
34:59
So figure out how that's working.
Steven SirskiHOST
35:02
Anyway, so I was upstairs working on that and of all buggery things to happen, Logic Pro is giving me latency issues.
Steven SirskiHOST
35:09
And we're talking like it's a frame off.
Steven SirskiHOST
35:13
And what I was trying to do today, so I have mentioned before, again, this symbols is meant as inventory and as to like a sound dictionary of the symbols I have for the time now.
Dave KropfHOST
10:23
That having been said, There are some pretty decent bass VSTs.
Dave KropfHOST
10:28
The Stock Logic bass, especially with the newest update, they've really upped their game.
Dave KropfHOST
10:33
They have different modeled basses.
Dave KropfHOST
10:35
They have like a P bass and a jazz bass, and they have a Music Man and a Hoffner and a Rickenbacker, and they have an upright bass.
Jeff LaplanteHOST
11:39
If you're talking VSTs and wondering, is it going to give me broadcast quality material for dramedy stuff? From what you're saying, it sounds like yes, because the programmers of these libraries do an outstanding job with that sort of tight, short instrument.
Dave KropfHOST
11:57
Exactly.
Dave KropfHOST
11:58
And even like stock Logic pizzicato strings work fantastic, especially if you layer them and it kind of hides some of the weaknesses of one library typically aren't the same weaknesses in another library.
Dave KropfHOST
12:13
So when you layer them, they kind of cancel each other out.
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:14
Uh, it, it just launched, so it's new and everywhere, but, like, that kind of is the idea.
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:17
Uh, the other thing, Kevin, [laughs] I wanna talk about before we move on from this is I saw this video of somebody using Logic with, uh-
Kevin PereiraHOST
16:25
Mm-hmm
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:25
... with, uh, Astra, and if you know what Logic i- [laughs] not logic in that, like, you know, uh, two plus two equals four math logic or some sort of logic.
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:33
This is Logic the music software.
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:36
And this is where the kind of thing that I think people need to dig in a little bit further on Astra to understand how it can get so powerful.
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:43
Logic is, a- and Fruity Loops are, are two very complicated audio softwares.
Gavin PurcellHOST
16:48
I know you've spent time with them.
Thomas HauensteinGUEST
1:00
Uh, thank you for having me.
Thomas HauensteinGUEST
1:01
Yes.
Benedikt HeinHOST
1:01
[laughs] And as always, I am not doing this by myself.
Benedikt HeinHOST
1:05
I'm doing it with my friend and co-host from Spain, music producer Manel Espinosa Berenguer.
Benedikt HeinHOST
1:11
[laughs] Hello, Manel.
Benedikt HeinHOST
1:12
How are you?
Manel Espinosa BerenguerHOST
1:13
Hello.
Manel Espinosa BerenguerHOST
1:13
Um, I wanted to say first that you German-speaking guys always have so cool-sounding second names to me.
JoeHOST
10:10
Yeah.
NateHOST
10:11
What's interesting to me is that for years I wanted to learn how to use Logic Pro, but I really didn't want to introduce a new system because I had something that worked already.
NateHOST
10:19
And then as a result of working on this, uh, this album that we put out, uh, which you can get on streaming and on Bandcamp, it's called Find a Way to Hate It, the band is called Second Homes, you should listen to it.
NateHOST
10:27
Um, I actually know Logic really well now, and it is kind of weird.
Garrett MillerGUEST
28:13
And Behringer just came out with a newer version of it, but it uses StageConnect.
Garrett MillerGUEST
28:19
And it's a USB interface that I hook up to usually Marcus, but whoever's running tracks, they can plug it into their computer, open up Ableton or Logic, whatever, select it as the playback engine, and then they can send me 16 tracks of stems if they're doing, you know, stereo, loop, stereo, if there's keys or guitars or... stereo vocal tracks if there's something like depending on who we're featuring that choir room or what's going on we might be taking eight lines from him or something but i can do it all over one stage connect um xlr cable or i i use a dmx cable just to have enough length um But anyway, I get all that over one cable, and I can record those 16 inputs.
Garrett MillerGUEST
29:16
And I can also combine those down and just send two tracks to them for their headphones or whatnot.
Garrett MillerGUEST
29:21
But...

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Garrett MillerGUEST
40:17
Marcus did a cool thing with his keyboard rig this night.
Garrett MillerGUEST
40:24
It was a Yamaha CP88, but he also was using that keyboard as a MIDI controller for his, I don't know if it was main stage.
Garrett MillerGUEST
40:36
He had a laptop that was, one, running the tracks through Logic, I think, and then also he was running main stage through maybe the headphone out.
Garrett MillerGUEST
40:49
And main stage had, you know, Omnisphere and all kinds of different soft synths and virtual instruments loaded up there.
LLBHOST
20:51
They said...
LLBHOST
20:52
Someone commented underneath their video saying... using AI and using Logic Pro are basically like the same thing like it's basically cheating because you're just kind of piecing it together and he went okay well let's test this then and he opened up an empty project in Logic and said make me a soulful 1960s inspired sample and just stared at it and obviously nothing happened because you have to make it yourself And then he pulled up Suno and then obviously said the same thing.
LLBHOST
21:21
And then he spelled it out and he's like, well, that's clearly the difference in AI.
LLBHOST
21:24
Like it's doing it for you.
Andy WhitmoreHOST
10:56
You'll find links to those in the show notes.
Andy WhitmoreHOST
10:58
If you want one-to-one lessons on how to program or produce in Logic Pro or you'd like help programming synths, analog or VST, head over to my website and get in touch.
Andy WhitmoreHOST
11:08
And if you'd like more episodes like this, follow the podcast, leave a rating or review and let me know which synth or artist you'd like me to tackle next.
Andy WhitmoreHOST
11:15
I'm Andy Whitmore.
Jody WhitesidesHOST
20:15
Now other DAWs actually are more likely to set it based on the DAW itself and not on the preference of the individual song file.
Jody WhitesidesHOST
20:24
However, it does make sense that it's the individual song file because when you go from one Logic Studio to another Logic Studio, you're going to have the same pan law because it's baked into your session file.
Jody WhitesidesHOST
20:35
With Luna, it's a little different.
Jody WhitesidesHOST
20:37
Luna gives you no choice.

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Chris HellstromHOST
26:25
I think it was the default at one point.
Chris HellstromHOST
26:28
I've just never – I'm just kind of used to it.
Chris HellstromHOST
26:32
I mean in Logic we have other things when it comes to panning that are – I want to say weird.
Chris HellstromHOST
26:38
The way it's implemented, it's been corrected now or at least given options now.

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