Apple's Logic Pro is one of today's most popular digital audio workstations (DAW). Perhaps the most professional DAW on the market for composers, Logic can be used to compose anything from a symphony to a television jingle and includes complete tools for scoring, recording, and processing music and audio. Despite Logic's popularity as a composition tool, its score editor can be one of the application's most challenging features to master. SCORING WITH LOGIC PRO offers concise and easy-to-follow tutorials to guide the reader in inputting, formatting, and printing music notation using Logic Pro's score editor. Whether you're a beginner or a long-time Logic Pro user just getting into composition, you'll be scoring like the pros in no time.
INDICE: Introduction. 1. Strategies for Preparing Parts and Scores in Logic Pro 9. 2. Making Individual Score Parts Look the Way We Want Them To . 3. Creating a Full Score. 4. Creating a Lead Sheet, Chord Chart or Master Rhythm Chart. 5. Specialized Tasks or "Darn It Logic, Just Do what I Want You To Do!. 6. Printing your Parts and Score. Glossary. Index.
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