Is Apple Loops the Most Underrated Tool in Logic Pro X?

Discover how artists including Usher are using Apple's built-in loops and stock sounds to create chart-topping tracks. Keep learning in our premium course, Intro to Making Music in Logic Pro X soundfly.com/courses/intro-making-music-logic-pro-…

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The idea that pop giants like Rihanna and Usher, and even a rock/rap artists like Mike Shinoda (Linkin Park) would use free sounds like Apple Loops that come built into Logic Pro and GarageBand might make you scratch your head for a second.

Why? Maybe we think the big name producers sit in expensive studios laboring over every nuance and sound, drawing on their vast reserves of creative genius without ever needing help or inspiration. But in reality, even celebrities needs a starting place and shortcuts for jumpstarting their creative process.

The fact is, there's a reason why stock sounds can work so well. When you sit down to compose with a guitar, you're simply inspired by the sound. You get to focus on writing. But when you sit down to compose on the DAW, you're spending most of your time setting up your workflow, clicking though menus, sifting through endless choices and possibilities. Using the shortcuts to good sounds in Logic can help you find inspiration and focus more on the songwriting.

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