Making music in Logic with Scarlett @FocusriteHelp
Making music in Logic with Scarlett  @FocusriteHelp
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Learn how to make music with Logic and Scarlett.

Whether you're just starting out or transitioning from another DAW, this guide will help you set up and navigate Logic with ease.

Explore basic composition techniques, experiment with effects, and learn simple recording methods using Scarlett.

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction
00:57 - Understanding Scarlett with Logic
02:10 - Understanding Logic
02:42 - Understanding the Mixer Area
03:55 - Controlling Your Project
04:57 - Setting Your Project's Tempo and Preparing to Record
05:45 - Importing & Editing Loops & Samples
07:44 - Connecting Guitars & Setting up Your Guitar Track
08:30 - Using Scarlett's Inst Button
09:00 - Using Scarlett's Air Mode
09:39 - Setting Your Levels Using Auto Gain
10:28 - Record Arming Your Track
10:46 - Monitoring
11:36 - Finding Guitar Tones
12:28 - Setting the Loop Region
12:48 - Using the Metronome
13:15 - Recording Guitar
14:32 - Arranging in Logic
15:20 - Connecting Microphones & Setting up Your Vocal Track
16:24 - Phantom Power - 48V
16:59 - Using Scarlett's Air Mode
17:20 - Setting Your Levels Using Auto Gain
17:58 - Record Arming Your Track
18:14 - Monitoring - Vocals
18:45 - Headphone Setup
19:10 - Recording Vocals
19:58 - Playback
20:57 - Using Virtual Instruments
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