The Logic Mixer will play a huge part as you start writing and producing your music.
While laying down your ideas takes place in the Tracks area, the Mixer is where we can change and improve our ideas. At its most basic the Mixer provides us with:
- Faders for adjusting the levels of our tracks
- Pan knobs for adjusting the placement of our tracks from left to right
- Audio Effect slots for placing plugins to process our tracks further
- Send fields for routing our tracks through Sends to Auxiliary Channels for parallel processing
Some of the things I listed above might not sound basic. And even some things like Pan knobs should sound simple, but can be more complicated than we expect.
Today’s video should help cut through the complications and get you up and running with the Mixer in no time.
So let’s dig in!