Apple Logic ES M Monophonic Soft Synth: Bill Holland Has Mono

November 04, 2008
Apple Logic ES M Overview

If you've got a fever, and for you, the only logical course of treatment is "More Bass", then ask your doctor if Logic ES M Monophonic Synth id right for you. Dr. Holland recommends it for terminally flaccid house tracks, preternaturally weak hip hop, and chronically referential indie rock.

The ES M is one of the many, many simply super sounding soft synths and virtual instruments included with Logic Pro 8 (a.k.a. Logic Studio), making thinking out of the box almost unnecessary. It's like Ive been saying all along: let Jobs do the thinking and no harm shall befall you.


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By: Anonymous Coward

dear bill,

please do not use that software that follows your mousepointer when shooting an onscreen video...
this time i nearly got motion sickness because of the jumping picture...
it would have been better to use a steady screen capturing of only the size of the plugin window.
the worst part is if you want to point out something and circle the mouse fast... nobody can see anything that way.
do you ever look at your own videos?
if not, then have a look at owens videos and learn a bit...

thank you

Tue, 2008-11-04 15:15

thanks

By: bholland

yes, I switched up the setting in Snapz to slow pan, but evidently the pan is anything but slow. I had experienced this problem with the follow cursor function, but thought it would work. From now on, i'm sticking to a fixed camera setting.

Tue, 2008-11-04 15:56

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