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Academy.fm How To Use Flex Mode in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]
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Academy.fm How To Use Flex Mode in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]

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Jake Shanahan covers an extremely important topic in this tutorial. Logic Pro's 'Flex Mode' is crucial to your vocal tuning, timing, and overall perfecting. While it's still a somewhat new feature inside Logic, it's become one of the most popular features. Flex mode allows you to tune your vocal with pitch tracking. What it also helps with is making sure each syllable and note is perfectly on time with your track. So if you have a vocal that's slightly off from tempo shifting, this tutorial will help you get back on track. Tutorials > Logic Pro X Instructor: Jake Shanahan Skill Level: Intermediate Duration: 10m 53s Release Date: 03/08/2018

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