Logic Pro Uplifting Trance Construction Kit Vol 2

Imagine having a pro uplifting trance producer come to your studio and adjust all your knobs and settings so your mix sounds amazing. Well, he's already done it and now you can download his project, open it up and learn from a pro producer in the industry. This time we even included a follow along PDF guide.

If we were to show you the amount of requests we get for another Uplifting Trance template, you’d think trance was the new world currency. There’s no doubt, it’s as popular as a pint of beer on St. Patricks day. And just like a pint of beer, we’re here to help. After some “convincing” (I.E- more beer) our Logic Pro Trance engineer spent an epic, trance induced week in the studio. The result: an uplifiting trance template for Logic Pro complete with a follow-along PDF guide. The PDF guide is broken down by each main section of the track and in our opinion, is much better than video. The problem video is that when you forget how something was done, you have to watch the whole thing again. With a pdf, you can just review the part you want without having to fast forward or rewind. Simple, but important when you’re in the middle of a creative streak and don’t want to waste time searching for one little part.

Here’s a sample from the PDF guide:

“The Space Designer is a fantastic tool in Logic for all manner of reverb effects and we'll use this. In the demo track I'm using the Nice Small Plate preset, which is about 1.3 seconds long and perfect for our percussion needs.

Remember, if you get the drums too wet then the track is going to sound very muddy and sloshy very quickly, especially as we're soon going to be applying big reverbs to our main instruments. You certainly shouldn't need to send the kick to a reverb and in our example I have routed only just the claps, closed hats and open hats as below.”

If you want to learn the production techniques of luminaries like Daniel Kandi and other artists on the Anjunabeats label, then you will definitely want to own this template and guide.

Note this template will still open in Logic 9 and above