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Create A Short Guide To Logic

The document provides instructions for creating a guide on how to make a radio advertisement using Logic audio software. The guide should include a block diagram of the computer hardware used, explanations of Logic terminology like MIDI, software instruments, and the transport bar. It should also describe functions like quantizing, automation, and the piano roll with screenshots. The guide ends with an evaluation of the success of making a radio ad and skills still needing development.

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Create A Short Guide To Logic

The document provides instructions for creating a guide on how to make a radio advertisement using Logic audio software. The guide should include a block diagram of the computer hardware used, explanations of Logic terminology like MIDI, software instruments, and the transport bar. It should also describe functions like quantizing, automation, and the piano roll with screenshots. The guide ends with an evaluation of the success of making a radio ad and skills still needing development.

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Create a short guide entitled:

How to Create a Radio Advert

Your guide must describe the hardware


and software used in the creation of
your work in Task 1 (use Logic to
create a Radio Advert/Jingle).
It should explain/illustrate/analyse the
terminology related to sequencing.
Including how to record and edit both
Audio and MIDI, mixing and bouncing
down.
1 - Start the guide with a block diagram of the computer, keyboard, soundcard,
speakers etc.

How To Create A Radio Advert


2 - For each of the following, explain what it is and/or what it
does, and how you have used it during this process:
Logic
MIDI (include the MIDI keyboard)
Software Instrument / Audio channels
The Transport Bar (Play, Stop etc, BPM, Metronome)
The Inspector (pan, fader, inserts)
The Tool Box (pencil, scissors, eraser)
Quantizing
Automation
The Piano Roll

Checklist

Use screen-shots or screen-grabs where appropriate


to help you explain the many different functions you
have used.
3 - End the guide with an evaluation that answers
why you think you were set the task, how successful
you believe it went, and what Logic skills you still
need to develop.

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