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Making a Pad on Retro Synth | Logic Pro X Tutorial | Sound Desing

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First published at 17:52 UTC on July 25th, 2019.

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Making a great 80's Style Synth Pad using Logic Pro X Retro Synth is simpler and easier than you think. Retro Synth is an often overlooked gem commonly overshadowed by much more cool looking soft synths but don't let its appearance fool you, you can create great sounds quite easily and extremely fast. Also it is a great way to learn sound design and also remember that it is part of Logic Pro X which means that is is already in your arsenal. Don't miss the chance to give it a look to this 80's style synthesizer.

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