Logic Pro Quicktips are demonstrative primers for those who have never used Logic before and useful updates for experienced users new to Logic Pro 8.

In this second part of the ongoing Quicktip series on Logic Studio's Ultrabeat drum sequencer, Zoom-In's Matthew Hendershot overviews the sound generating engine, Oscillator One. He discusses the three different sound engines available in Oscillator One along with their functions and editable parameters.

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Apple Certified Trainer Jem Schofield continues his outline of Sound Track Pro's Frequency Spectrum Analyzer's functions and tools in the second part of this tutorial focused on cleaning up trouble audio.

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Logic Pro Quicktips are demonstrative primers for those who have never used Logic before and useful updates for experienced users new to Logic Pro 8.

In this Quicktip, Zoom-In's Matthew Hendershot begins a multi-part QuickTip series featuring Logic's drum sequencer, Ultrabeat. In this first tip, Matthew discusses the Assignment Section of Ultrabeat and overviews how to import your choice of drum sounds or samples.

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Claude Zdanow is 20 years old. He's also the owner and manager of the successful studio StadiumRed. In a space once owned by free jazz innovator Ornette Coleman, StadiumRed sets the perfect environment for its high-end clients.

In this episode of Technology Today, Claude Zdanow gives Zoom In's Matthew Hendershot a private tour of StadiumRed. He also talks about how he founded his first studio when he was only 15 years old, his production work with Omen Brown, Mya, and Ludacris, and the benefits of the digital age including programs such as Apple's Logic Studio.

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Credits:

Host: Matthew Hendershot
Editor: Nam Choi

Erykah Badu has been a distinctive and prominent voice in music since her debut album, Baduizm, entered the Billboard Charts at number #2 in 1997. As a poet, a performer, a style icon and a producer, this “analogue girl in a digital world” has successfully controlled both her image and her music.

In this episode of Rehearsal Space, Erykah explains why her new album, New Amerykah Part One (4th World War), is the album she wanted to write all her life. She also discusses how technology made it possible. From collaborating with producers on her iChat buddy list to exploring the digital side of music production, first with Garage Band and ultimately with Logic Studio, Erykah uses technology to help communicate her highly personal urban philosophies to the world.

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Credits:

Producer: Megan Cunningham
Associate Producer: Mike Raffensperger
Director of Photography: Matthew Hendershot
Additional Camera: Nigel Degraff
Editor: Megan Cunningham
Special Thanks: Carla Sims
Special Thanks: Tracy Zamot