How to create sine wave?

How do you create a simple sine wave in Logic, and how do you change the frequency?

Logic noob deluxe

Posted on Aug 18, 2009 11:09 AM

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Aug 18, 2009 2:29 PM in response to christianobermaier

Yes, some tuition, or reading the epxloring Logic manual is a good idea. All this talk of sine waves reminded me of the beginning of macprovideo Core Logic 101 tutorial. The first chapters are how to record and understand sound in Logic by generating a sine wave.

I think you need to insert the test Oscillator on an audio track. Now set the Frequency in the plugin. Then choose file : bounce. Set the start and end points and click ok. Reimport the file back into Logic and you have the sine wave at 300Hz.

JG

Aug 18, 2009 2:23 PM in response to JamesRuden

Try the Bitcrusher plugin.

But, dude, I get the feeling that to indulge yourself in your noob-ism will wear very thin very quick, and if your next question is where the Bitcrusher is and where you have to click and then how you can use it and what the controls do and after that how you can record what it does, then it might happen that noone will bother to read anymore let alone reply.

We can hold your hand only so far and ultimately you must decide on your own where to click, what to try and when to think.

How about getting some 1:1 tuition to get you up and running ? It's infinitely easier for one person sitting next to you than for a bunch of folks scattered allover the globe which try to read your mind.

Christian

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