Yeah I like the Sound on Sound Mag too. I also subscribe to their
podcast!!
I buy each copy from the local mag store ad I find the price extremely
good when compared to the other mags such as Computer Music/MusicTech/
Mix/EQ etc..
These other mags are at least, and usually more than, twice the price
of SoS....


Steve Currington
de Composer
Wellington, New Zealand
Web: http://www.singers.org.nz









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On 11/07/2009, at 5:53 AM, Steven Woolgar wrote:

>
>
> On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 11:20:50 +0100, Andy Brook wrote:
>
> I highly recommend regular and past issues of Sound On Sound.
> They have some great stuff on Logic.
>
> +1 on MacProVideo
>
> PS: As a UK resident you won't have to pay the rather steep
> price on the Sound On Sound subscription.
>
> W.
>
> > When I started learning Logic a few months ago, with plenty of
> musical
> > knowledge but no prior knowledge of engineering, I couldn't have
> > imagined how much there was to learn. One thing that I'm sure would
> > help to piece together all the things I am learning is if there were
> > sample projects available on the net. For instance, I'd love to
> learn
> > how to make a realistic bass track using keyboard/sequencer as I
> don't
> > play guitar. My own attempts sound feeble and I am obviously missing
> > loads of tricks. Its easy to find loops, but that doesn't help at
> all
> > when it comes to creating tracks from software instruments.
> >
> > Are there any commercial sites or forums where you can download
> > finished projects?
> >
> > As always, thanks for any replies
> >
> > Andy B
>
>



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