How To Create A Template In Logic Pro | Save TIME and MAKE MORE Music (FREE TEMPLATE DOWNLOAD)
Mark Himley Mark Himley
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 Published On Apr 11, 2022

PLEASE NOTE! : I forgot one of the most important parts of the process in this video! Make sure when you finish creating your template you go to "File - Save As Template"

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One of the biggest game changers in my production journey was when I started working from a starting template in Logic Pro; in this video I show you how you can create your own that will maximize your creative time and minimize the time you spend doing the uncreative, boring work.

Some key things that I do in my Logic Pro Template are setting up all my reverb and delay sends, organizing all my different instrument groups into color coded track stacks / bus groups, setting up my sample rate, offloading/disabling all my sample libraries and vst's, and much more!

The key point is to eliminate all the busy, tedious, repetitive work that doesn't change from session to session. Then you can simply load up your Logic Pro X Template and get right to work making music; you no longer have to spend and waste time setting up your bus groups, track stacks, route your reverbs and delays, etc!


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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Why Use Templates
01:37 - My Template
08:19 - Start Fresh
08:43 - Setting Preferences
09:49 - Sample Rate
10:10 - Creating a Track Stack
10:47 - Track Header Components
11:20 - Naming Track Stack
11:34 - Premaster Track
12:07 - Reverb & Delay Sends
14:19 - Setting Up & Organizing Track Stacks
16:26 - Customize Control Bar
17:12 - Creating & Color Coding Markers
18:28 - Creating More Track Stacks
19:10 - Screensets
20:05 - Outro


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