Logic Pro Tutorial: How to Create Multiple Outputs in EXS24 Sampler Instrument w/ Shadetek

Dubspot instructor and course designer Matt Shadetek continues his tutorial with Logic Pro 9‘s ESX24 sampler instrument. In this episode Shadetek explains how to use multiple outputs to independently process samples with effects. In case you missed the previous video tutorial, check it out here.

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In this video we will explore Logic’s EXS24 sampler in multi-output mode. This technique has numerous applications as it will allow you to process sounds individually by using separate channels for your sounds. For this example I’m using the multiple outputs to apply unique effect processing to a group of samples I’m using. This multiple output technique is a bit more complicated than in something like Ultrabeat. But if you learn this this technique, you’ll be chopping, outputting and processing your EXS24 samples like a champ in no time. – Matt Shadetek

Matt Shadetek is a DJ, producer and teacher based in Brooklyn, New York. He runs the Dutty Artz label with DJ /Rupture. His second solo album The Empire Never Ended came out earlier this year. Matt Shadetek is also featured on the new remix compilation Geko Jones & Atropolis present: Palenque Records Remixed. Out now on Dutty Artz, the compilation contains remixes and club versions of songs by Afro-Colombian artists from the Atlantic region of Colombia.

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For further exploration of Logic check out Dubspot’s six-level Logic Pro Producer program, designed by Matt Shadetek:

Master Logic with our complete program of courses culminating in a four-track EP ready for release. In addition to achieving a complete overview of the composition process in Logic you’ll also earn the Dubspot Producer’s Certificate in Logic Pro. After completing this program, you will leave with a new EP, a remix entered in an active remix contest, and a scored commercial to widen your scope.

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