Acoustic/Songwriter Demo in Logic Pro X - Tutorial
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Guitar and Vocal Processing using Logic Pro X. The recording was done very similar to a typical Singer/Songwriter demo. An acoustic track needs very subtle compression and limiting. Keep the processing on the track and the main bus to a minimum. Don't forget to apply TALENT!!
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