Logic Remote Explained

Apple's Logic Remote for iOS is the perfect companion for Logic Pro, and Logic expert Doug Zangar shows you all about Logic Remote and how you can use it more efficiently, so you can control Logic Pro quickly and easily.

Doug starts with the basics, showing you how to download the app to your iPad and connect it to Logic Pro running on your Mac. From there, Doug describes the various sections and features of Logic Remote, starting with the Control Bar.

The next tutorials are devoted to the Mixer, where you'll likely spend the majority of your time when using the Logic Remote. Doug then digs deep into the Contextual Features of the Library, along with Selecting Patches and Settings.

Moving on, Doug explores one of the most unique features of Logic Remote, the Touch Instruments, which help you not just control Logic Pro Software Instruments, but make music more intuitively. Doug finishes up with two more extremely helpful elements of Logic Remote, Key Commands and Smart Help.

Logic Remote Explained now includes a new video on the Logic Remote 1.2.2 update, which features extensive support for Alchemy 2, the powerful new synthesizer included in Logic Pro X 10.2… See all about it!

The Logic Remote 1.3 update added a bunch of useful features, such as the ability to use Logic Remote on your iPhone and iPad Pro, the ability to connect multiple devices at the same time, and the ability to re-arrange keyboard shortcut tiles. Doug Zangar has produced four new videos to cover these features and more!

If you're looking for a way to control Logic Pro using your iOS device, or if you've been using Logic Remote for a while and want to go deeper, don't miss "Logic Remote Explained!"