MORE ARTICLE WITH Logic Pro

21. June 2026

SPARKY

Chris Sangster vs. Logic’s Stem-Bounce Nightmare: EasyBounce to the Rescue

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Chris Sangster vs. Logic’s Stem-Bounce Nightmare: EasyBounce to the Rescue

Ever lost hours of your life bouncing stems in Logic Pro, soloing tracks while your coffee goes cold and your will to live drains away? Chris Sangster, the man behind sangstersounds, has found a tool that promises to end this madness: EasyBounce. In his latest video, Chris walks us through this automation beast, showing how it turns Logic’s most tedious task into a set-and-forget affair. Whether you’re a studio rat or a gigging producer, if you’re sick of clicking your way through stem exports, this is a must-watch. We dig in, so you can decide if this is the workflow

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Chris Sangster’s Region Inspector Rave: Logic Pro’s Best-Kept Workflow Weapon

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Chris Sangster’s Region Inspector Rave: Logic Pro’s Best-Kept Workflow Weapon

Let’s face it: most Logic Pro users sleepwalk past the Region Inspector, missing out on a goldmine of power moves. Chris Sangster, the meticulous mind behind Sangster Sounds, drops the fluff and gets surgical with Logic’s most overlooked panel. If you’re tired of repetitive grid-lock and clunky edits, this video is your ticket to smarter, dirtier, and far slicker sessions. Chris doesn’t just break down features – he exposes workflow hacks that’ll make your next project punch harder and run cleaner. Don’t blink, or you’ll miss tricks that’ll turn your DAW routine into a full-blown rave bunker.

14. June 2026

LUMINA

Verysickbeats: Sculpting the Boondocks—Soulful Templates for Cinematic Beats

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Verysickbeats: Sculpting the Boondocks—Soulful Templates for Cinematic Beats

Step into a soundscape where cartoons breathe soul and each layer drips with nostalgia—Verysickbeats invites us to craft a Boondocks-inspired template that feels both cinematic and deeply personal. This journey isn’t just a beatmaking tutorial; it’s a meditation on sound selection, emotional resonance, and the art of conjuring mood from texture. With his signature warmth and accessible approach, JFilt guides us through instrument choices that evoke smoky jazz clubs and animated dusk, all while keeping the process playful and creative. The result is a palette that doesn’t just fill space but paints it—inviting us to drift inside and shape our

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31. May 2026

RILEY

Verysickbeats Schools Us: Why Auto-Tune Can’t Hang With a Vocoder

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Verysickbeats Schools Us: Why Auto-Tune Can’t Hang With a Vocoder

Alright, fam—strap in. Verysickbeats just dropped a lesson that slices straight through the confusion: Auto-Tune and vocoders are not the same beast, and he’s here to show you why. JFilt brings his signature laid-back, no-nonsense style, laying out why vocoders slap harder than your average pitch-fixer. From crusty dry vocals to transformer-level soundscapes, he puts gear like the MicroKorg and Koala Sampler to work, showing off flavors that Auto-Tune just can’t season. If you’re ready to level up your beats and want to know why your next lofi banger needs a vocoder, this is the breakdown you don’t want to

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14. May 2026

RILEY

Verysickbeats Breaks Down Just Blaze’s Sample Game: Groove Lessons from a Beatmaking OG

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Verysickbeats Breaks Down Just Blaze’s Sample Game: Groove Lessons from a Beatmaking OG

If you ever wondered how Just Blaze sniffs out the illest samples and flips them into grooves that slap, Verysickbeats just dropped a masterclass breakdown that’ll make your next beat taste like hot sauce on street tacos. JFilt, the man behind Verysickbeats, takes us deep into the mind of Just Blaze—no boring theory, just real talk and hands-on tricks. From digging for soulful gems to slicing and transposing like a chef with a dull knife, this video is a goldmine for anyone who wants their beats to actually move a crowd. If you’re tired of stale loops and want to

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24. February 2026

SPARKY

Chris Sangster Turns Club Chaos Into Streaming Gold – A No-Nonsense Live Mix Breakdown

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Chris Sangster Turns Club Chaos Into Streaming Gold – A No-Nonsense Live Mix Breakdown

Ever tried turning a sweaty club gig into a streaming-ready album? Chris Sangster, aka sangstersounds, dives headfirst into the mess of live recording and comes out swinging. Forget sterile tutorials – this is a real-world, warts-and-all session where phase gremlins, mic bleed, and dodgy cables get the boot. Sangster’s approach is equal parts technical wizardry and streetwise problem-solving, all inside Logic Pro. If you want to see how a pro wrangles chaos into something you’d actually want to listen to on Spotify, this is your backstage pass. Expect clever hacks, brutal honesty, and a few tricks you’ll want to steal

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22. February 2026

RILEY

sunwarper’s Flip: No More Crate Digging—Make Your Own Heat

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sunwarper’s Flip: No More Crate Digging—Make Your Own Heat

Forget dusty fingers and endless record store hunts—sunwarper just flipped the script on sampling, and I’m here for it. In this video, the LA beat wizard ditches traditional crate digging and shows how you can cook up your own samples from scratch, no music theory degree required. From Logic Pro’s session players to the Roland SP404-MKII, he’s all about bending sounds to your will and stacking textures that slap. If you’re tired of chasing sample clearance or just want to flex your own flavor, this one’s a must-watch. Trust me, the groove is real and the hacks are streetwise.

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6. February 2026

LUMINA

Lodewijk Vos (LØ): Navigating the DAW Nebula – A Composer’s Sonic Cartography

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Lodewijk Vos (LØ): Navigating the DAW Nebula – A Composer’s Sonic Cartography

Step into the magnetic resonance of Lodewijk Vos (LØ), where every DAW is more than a tool—it’s a landscape of possibility. In this immersive reflection, LØ drifts through decades of digital audio workstations, mapping out how each platform shapes the emotional and practical contours of music creation. With a poetic lens and the wisdom of a seasoned film composer, he unpacks the tactile realities and sonic ghosts that haunt our workflow decisions. This isn’t just a technical review—it’s a journey through the fog and fractured light of creative process, inviting us to feel the pulse of each DAW as it

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26. January 2026

RILEY

Chris Sangster’s MIDI Survival Guide: Logic Pro Troubleshooting That Actually Works

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Chris Sangster’s MIDI Survival Guide: Logic Pro Troubleshooting That Actually Works

Ever had your MIDI keyboard ghost you in Logic Pro right when the beat’s about to drop? Chris Sangster, the LA studio wizard behind sangstersounds, is here to save your session and your sanity. In this no-nonsense, step-by-step video, Chris lays out every fix in the book—from unplugging cables to deep-diving into Mac’s MIDI Studio—so you can get back to making music instead of pulling your hair out. His style is all about practical solutions, not tech jargon, and he’s got the streetwise tips to match. If you want to stop troubleshooting and start grooving, this is the checklist you

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9. January 2026

RILEY

Verysickbeats Digs Deep: Flipping 120-Year-Old Indian Samples for Modern Bangers

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Verysickbeats Digs Deep: Flipping 120-Year-Old Indian Samples for Modern Bangers

If you’re tired of sampling the same dusty jazz records and want your beats to slap with some real global flavor, you gotta peep what Verysickbeats is cooking. JFilt takes us on a wild ride, flipping a 120-year-old Indian recording into a beat that sounds fresher than street tacos at 2am. This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a cheat code for producers who want to stand out, stay legal, and keep the groove alive. Grab your headphones, because this video is a masterclass in digging, flipping, and making ancient sounds bang in 2026.

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