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How to Mix a Song With Apple Logic Pro
Summary: Learn how to mix down and bounce a song recorded with Apple Logic Pro music software to disc in this free video for artists, bands, and songwriters.
Bill Macpherson has been playing guitar professionally for more than 20 years. In addition to his guitar playing, he runs a recording studio and is a sought-after freelance graphic artist.read more
"Hi, this is Bill McPherson for Expert Village. Okay now that we're done adding our mastering effects to our outputs, we're ready to do a mix down or a bounce down to disk. So make sure you have your output channel selected, and you want to go down here where it says bounce, and click on that. That will bring up a window, and you can see where it has your start position and your end position, one and nineteen, which is correct. Now you see here where it also has a choice between real time and offline. I prefer to use offline, because then I have the full power of choosing which file format you want to use."
eHow Article: How to Mix a Song With Apple Logic Pro
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