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Academy.fm Ultimate Guide to Compression in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]
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Academy.fm Ultimate Guide to Compression in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]

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Every Logic Pro user should familiarize themselves with the stock compressors that come with the purchase of Logic Pro X. These stock plugins are extremely powerful and can be used immediately! The concept of compression, however, can be tricky to grasp – especially if you're a new producer. So in this tutorial, Ian Gallagher will carefully explain the definition of compression and how you can use Logic Pro stock compressors to control dynamic range in your tracks. Compression is an extremely important part of producing and it's crucial that you fully understand it.

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