MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

1. INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC (Teacher Notes)

Before task, teacher models a simple multitrackrecording in Logic (using internal mic).

•How to open a new file, add audio tracks.•How to use the R, M and S buttons for a track.•How to monitor with headphones.•How to loop a 4 bar phrase.•How to bounce finished file.

MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

AS COURSE

Unit 1 - Portfolio 35%

One sequenced performanceOne multi-track recordingOne arrangementLogbook

Unit 2 – Exam 15%

Listening & Analysing Focus on REGGAE and HEAVY ROCK

MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

1. INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC

OBJECTIVES

To learn what a Multitrack Recording is

To become familiar with the basicrecording techniques in Logic Pro.

TYPES OF RECORDING

CLASSICAL

This aims to replicate as closely as possible a live acoustic performance. This is often used for classical / folk recordings.

POP

This uses multitrack recording in which parts are recorded seperately. Effects are used creatively. This is often used for pop music recordings.

TASKIn pairs, create a multitrack recording with Logic

You must have at least 3 tracksRecord to the metronomeUse your voice / instrumentsExport your Multitrack recording as a Wav

MULTITRACKRECORDINGPORTFOLIOREQUIREMENTS

Must last between 2 and 4 minutesMinimum of 8 tracksMinimum of 4 tracks captured using microphones

HOMEWORK

Decide on a suitable piece to record.

Don’t be too ambitious! Don’t go over your 8 tracks.

Make sure it is around 3 minutes long.

Make sure you can get suitable musicians (don’t choose something with a sitar solo)

Next week – read up on Types of Microphones