(bottom of page)
Hi
My name is Jim and after some early experience as a guitarist way back in the 60s I decided to take up playing again about ten years ago.
I love jazz, blues and some rock. Two years ago I fell into the world of the DAW and have been fascinated with a technology that can create so much great music. The DAW has redefined the essence of being a musician. That is, you can create beautiful music without being able to play an instrument well.
I have viewed many videos and read about music production using Logic pro 9, and I think that I have now grasped a basic understanding of how it works. I now wish to move into the area of music production that I love, which is jazz, swing, blues, etc.
Most videos and books generally cover modern music production - e.g. Hip hop, house, dubstep, etc. While these ars good areas with a lot of instruction about logic pro, I would like to make contact with musicians using logic for jazz, swing, blues, etc.
So can someone guide me to the appropriate corners of this forum?
Best.
Jim
My name is Jim and after some early experience as a guitarist way back in the 60s I decided to take up playing again about ten years ago.
I love jazz, blues and some rock. Two years ago I fell into the world of the DAW and have been fascinated with a technology that can create so much great music. The DAW has redefined the essence of being a musician. That is, you can create beautiful music without being able to play an instrument well.
I have viewed many videos and read about music production using Logic pro 9, and I think that I have now grasped a basic understanding of how it works. I now wish to move into the area of music production that I love, which is jazz, swing, blues, etc.
Most videos and books generally cover modern music production - e.g. Hip hop, house, dubstep, etc. While these ars good areas with a lot of instruction about logic pro, I would like to make contact with musicians using logic for jazz, swing, blues, etc.
So can someone guide me to the appropriate corners of this forum?
Best.
Jim