Much of the following applies to 7.1 surround sound, which adds Rear Left and Rear Right channels. These are referred to in this document as FL, FR, FC, LFE, Ls and Rs. Most screenshots and bugs are from Logic version 10.5.0, but nothing has changed up to v.10.7.ĥ.1 Surround sound typically contains a Front Left channel, Front Right, Front Centre, Low Frequency Effects, Surround Left and Surround Right.
#Using better ears with logic pro movie
Finally, the File > Movie > Export Audio to Movie function is very handy to send your soundtrack off to be listened too.
#Using better ears with logic pro how to
It’s also worth researching how to import a movie into Logic, using the Lock and Unlock SMPTE functions on the audio file from the imported movie (Also, mute the movie soundtrack on the movie itself File > Project Settings > Movie > Movie Volume). If you’re new to using Logic for post-production work, it is worth also researching how to set your project to have the correct Frame Rate in File > Project Settings > Synchronisation, and to ensure that any movie files you receive are the same frame rate as the final project (eg make sure they don’t send you a 25fps rough edit when the final version will be 30fps).
To enable Surround functions you need to go into Logic’s Prefernces > Advanced and tick the Surround option. Much of the same applies if you are using Logic with for ambisonic work (set up the surround system as a Quad 4 channel in Project Settings). This page attempts to outline how to use Logic for surround sound work. Its surround features are also not documented fully in its manual. If you’ve got anything that should usefully be on here, please email me.Īpple’s Logic Pro software can be used for doing 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound work, but it does have a number of quirks to how this is implemented. Using Logic Pro for surround sound work and ambisonics This is a living document, being constantly updated - email me if you think I’ve missed anything out! - last updated 25th October 2021.
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