About Logic Pro
Logic Pro pricing
Logic Pro does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Logic Pro paid version starts at USD 199.99.
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Logic Pro Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Media Production
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Logic Pro: Get Over Here!
Eye opener. Being a Pro Tools user for 20 years it was an impressive change. It has the best from all the main DAWs (Avid, Live, etc)
Pros
Everything. Interface UX, FLEX, DOLBY ATMOS integration, Automation, voice to midi, midi plugins, midi scripter,etc etc etc. A W E S O M E.
Cons
No CONS. Really I think everything involved with this DAW is exceptional. At this price point it has a lot of features, like DOLBY mixing, that cost 10 times it's price point in other soft. You wont regret it. Granted.
- Industry: Newspapers
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Monthly for 2+ years
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Simply the best
Logic pro served me well in my many years of music composition and recording, allowing me to reach goals that I never even dreamt of before, all within my study room. You need plenty of time and effort to get the best out of it but it’s totally worth it
Pros
It may be expensive, it may look overwhelming on the first uses, but one you get the hang of it, it is as powerful as you may ask and dream for. A tool capable to cater to the needs of pros as well as beginners willing to invest time and effort
Cons
The price may look a bit too steep for an amateur / total beginner, but the pro feature set very much justifies it. The learning curve just to get started is a bit steep, but then it’s up to you dwell more or less deep in the many many features and capabilities available
Reasons for Choosing Logic Pro
I wanted to move to a Mac-dedicated software of pro levelReasons for Switching to Logic Pro
Logic Pro is the golden standard for Mac systems and the one that best catered to my needs, all related to music recording and composition and not on live performances- Industry: Education Management
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Just complicated and confusing
Pros
It has everything you need nearly except it's confusing
Cons
Makes everything confusing , studio one is just a better version in every way
- Industry: Nonprofit Organization Management
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Unlimited sound designing tool
Logic Pro X is very powerful and quite rich with audio effects. And just like many other softwares developed by Apple Inc, there is always that potential limitation for cross platform users.
Pros
I have both been experimenting and using Logic Pro X for sound designing for instructional videos in order to match user experience with needs. This software comes with a wide range of tools and features for creative and experimental sound designing. My favorite tool is the audio editor which I use to edit and manipulate dialogue, music and other background audio elements. It is very intuitive for pitch shifting especially in monotone conversations which tend to be boring. The time stretching also helps in extending background audio clips. Instructional audios and video often require a great high level of clarity and Logic Pro X allows me to set required sample rate and bit depth that matches the requirements of my sound design project.
Cons
My main challenge with Logic Pro X has been compatibility issues. This is a macOS only software and for someone who works in a cross platform environment, it can be challenging and a bit limiting. However, it is easy to use its vast and resourceful audio effects in other platforms with a little know how.
- Industry: Construction
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Live Loops a great time saver in Logic
I have loved LP Live Loops and the flexibility of use with a control surface. Over time I have learnt how to integrate LP with Final Cut Pro. I would like to see more done to make LP work better with M1 Pro Computers.
Pros
It is impressive what I am able to achieve in short time by using Logic Pro (LP) live loops. There are tons of loops available which allow me to experiment various songs ideas. I have been able to create projects with loops only and export them as XML to Final Cut Pro. The loops are very adjustable and flexible to work with in LP and I am able to use a control surface with a lot of ease for faster workflow.
Cons
I was excited with news of LP optimization for M1 Pro computers. However, it has been tears for me and a long story of regrets for another day. Nothing seems to work anymore. The software keeps on crashing. There does not seem to be a solution and almost tempted to move on to something else for now.