Logic Pro 9

 "One thing that set's this book aside from the many others on offer is the layout. Cousins and Hepworth-Sawyer have taken a process-driven approach with each section loosely following the structure and order of the writing, production and mastering of a track.. Its in the closing chapters that things get especially interesting, with useful details on how to set up Logic's Environment. As a bonus there's an accompanying website with useful links and nearly 190MB of free loops. Well laid-out and packing plenty of tips and tricks for beginner and intermediate Logic users. 8 of 10 stars."--MusicTech Magazine

Mark Cousins works as a composer, programmer and engineer, as well as being senior writer for Music Tech Magazine. His professional work includes composing music for some of the world's largest production music companies - including Universal Publishing Production Music - with broadcaster credits including BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4, Five, BBC World and Sky One, among others. He has also had works performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the East of England Orchestra, City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and the Brighton Festival Chorus, as well as having mixed several orchestral albums for BMG Zomba. Mark has been an active contributor to Music Tech Magazine since issue one, responsible for the majority of cover features, as well as the magazine's regular Logic Pro coverage. As senior writer, he has also had a strong editorial input on the development of the magazine, helping it become one of the leading brands in its field.

1- The Logic Concept, 2- Logics Pages, 3- Getting Connected, 4- Starting a Project, 5- Audio Regions and Editing, 6- MIDI Regions, 7- Creative Techniques in Logic, 8- EQ, 9- Wave Burner, 10- Working with Multimedia, 11- Screen sets, 12- Installation Guide