Although useful, I personally find this harder to audition sounds as it forces you to navigate deeper into the folder structure. The next tab along (Next to Media) allows you to navigate all files on your computer. Note: Dragging an audio sample into the empty arrangement window will automatically create an audio channel for you – a great feature. The samples can now be dragged and dropped into your track. Once you click on each folder you'll notice that Logic shows the sounds held within at the bottom of the browser - this is where you can check out your sounds. In this section you can drag your newly created folders from your desktop into the browser to create a short cut that allows for sample auditioning.
There’s nothing that can kill a vibe like trying to find a sample or not understanding where your sounds are.Ĭlick The Browser Icon in the top right or (Shortcut F) to bring up the browser window. Now this may seem a touch tedious but a little organisation pre session can mean you’ll never lose your flow when writing.
‘Favourites’ – This is where I’m going to create my own unique sample pack that includes my favourites drums, kicks, synths, bass etc etc.‘Full Packs’ – This is where I drag in new packs I’ve purchased or downloaded.This thing really is your friend and for me, the best way to navigate to my sounds.įirst, I create a folder on my hard drive that includes the following two folders: So, let's begin with the browser section (Shortcut F). Ryan recently had a dig around this great DAW to find the swiftest and easiest ways to navigate and organise your samples for maximum efficiency. Adding loops to Logic Pro X can sometimes seem confusing and a little tricky but worry not, we’re here to help.
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