The Hammond B3 is an electric organ that generates its sound from tonewheels, spinning discs that determine the pitch and transmit the signal to a magnetized rod and coil.The Vintage B3 Organ is modeled from a Hammond B3 organ and Leslie speaker: Logic Pro X gives you 4 virtual vintage software instruments: You’ve got 3 major categories of software instruments to choose from: Instead, rip some funky vintage synth riffs! This guide will show you which synth is right for the riff. In fact, the authentic-sounding vintage instruments included in Logic Pro might make you want to put drink rings and cigarette burns on your laptop… Why is Logic Pro X a music producer’s dream?īecause it comes with every synth sound you’ll ever need. In non-geek language, that means you have a sonically massive palette to use when crafting sounds.New in Logic Pro 10.2: Alchemy Sample-Manipulation Synth
Alchemy completely blows the fences away, giving you everything from traditional wavetable and analog, to bizarre and rare synthesis types like spectral and granular. But it only has some basic oscillator styles (sine, saw, square, etc). It’s powerful, and everyone from Lady Gaga to Flo Rida uses it on a regular basis. My go-to synth in Mainstage has always been Logic’s venerable ES2 synth. The next day while the rest of the group was sleeping off a long night of playing music, I grabbed a nasty expresso from the hotel lobby’s vending machine and dug into Mainstage 10.2, and more specifically, Alchemy. When I got to the hotel room that night, I hooked into the painfully slow internet and waited for the update to download. In the perpetual sleep deprivation that is being on the road with a band, I’d completely missed that Apple had bundled a $250 synth for free into what should have been a minor 10.2 update. Did I like it? What did I think the strengths were? I rattled off that I hadn’t really messed around with it yet, and then pulled out my iPhone and googled “Alchemy Mainstage synth”. I was heading home from a short tour this last weekend when one of the guys on the tour bus asked what I thought about Mainstage’s new Alchemy synth.
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