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Why Logic Pro X Is the Right Choice for Professional Music Production: By David Nahmani; Aug 3, 2015; Whatever your workflow, and independently of the genre of music you’re producing, Logic Pro X provides you with a vast array of tools that facilitate the metamorphosis of your idea from that initial melody in your head to the complete resulting piece of music. David Nahmani lists all the reasons you should consider using Logic Pro X for Professional Music Production.

Apple Logic Pro X Advanced Audio Production: Sampling with the EXS24: By David Dvorin; Jul 20, 2015; In this lesson from Apple Pro Training Series: Logic Pro X Advanced Audio Production: Composing and Producing Professional Audio, you will explore the abilities of the EXS24 by creating unique sampler instruments using specific audio regions from the Tracks area.

Working with Settings, Destinations, and Actions in Compressor 3.5: By Brian Gary; Nov 24, 2009; This lesson will detail targets, which consist of settings and destinations, and it will also cover actions that Compressor can apply after processing completes.

How to Use Mail and Calendar on the iPhone: By Christopher Breen; Nov 9, 2007; Gadget guru Chris Breen offers his best tips for using Apple's Mail and Calendar apps with your iPhone.

Inside the iPhone Part 3: Tips for Getting the Most Out of The Internet on The Go: By Ryan Faas; Oct 26, 2007; The iPhone is so much more than just a phone that it would be a waste to use it strictly for making calls. Ryan Faas shares his top tips for getting the best Wi-Fi reception, organizing boomarks, sharing photos, finding directions, viewing videos, and more.

Inside the iPhone Part 2: How to Get the Most Out of Your Phone, iPod, and Email Features: By Ryan Faas; Oct 19, 2007; If you have an iPhone, you could be doing more with it than you realize. Ryan Faas tells you how to get the most out of the iPhone’s phone, iPod, and email features.

Pocket Guide to Using The iTunes Store With Your Apple TV: By Jeff Carlson; Jul 13, 2007; iTunes Store proves to be the easiest way to purchase movies and TV shows.

How to Make iLife '06 Seem Like '07: Ten Tools that Take iLife to a New Level: By Ryan Faas; Jul 6, 2007; It's been a year and a half since Apple updated its iLife software. Even though iLife '07 isn't on the horizon, there are plenty of ways to upgrade and enhance all the iLife apps to make everything from photo management to movie making easier and more impressive. Here are Ryan Faas' 10 picks for the best ways to make iLife '06 seem new and improved.

Zune Software Basics: By Bart G. Farkas; Mar 16, 2007; Someone once said, "Behind every great man is a great woman." In the case of the Zune, a great piece of software behind the Zune helps it rise to lofty levels in the realm of digital media players. This chapter looks at the Zune software, what it can do, and how best to use it.

iTunes and You: By Christopher Breen; Mar 9, 2007; iTunes is a powerful tool by itself. When paired with an iPod, it creates a unique audio experience. This excerpt will show you how to use your iPod for more than just podcasts; photos and videos can also be viewed on the device.

The Pro Tools Edit Window: By Gina Fant-Saez; Jan 5, 2007; This sample chapter gives you a brief overview of the Pro Tools Edit window and gets you familiar with the Edit modes and Edit tools.

Getting Started With Logic Pro 7: By Martin Sitter; Nov 22, 2006; This one-hour lesson explores some basic functions you'll use when working in Logic, such as zooming in and out on an editing window's display, making selections with Logic's unique selection techniques, hiding tracks, and creating custom key commands to control Logic's editing functions. The techniques in this lesson provide a good foundation of skills you'll constantly use while making music in Logic.

Gathering Image and Sound Files for Your Powerpoint Presentation: By Tom Negrino; Nov 3, 2006; Tom Negrino offers suggestions for using images, sounds, and even video clips to enhance your presentations.

Creating a Podcast: By Bart G. Farkas; Oct 27, 2006; Take a look at the process of creating an audio podcast, from the nuts and bolts of recording techniques to the software that can help you edit and manipulate the podcast.

The Pro Tools Edit Window: By Gina Fant-Saez; Oct 20, 2006; The majority of your time in Pro Tools will be spent in the Edit window. This sample chapter gives you a brief overview of this window and gets you familiar with the Edit modes and Edit tools.

Using iTunes to Fill Your iPod: By Christopher Breen; Sep 15, 2006; To best understand what makes the iPod's world turn, you must be familiar with how it and iTunes work together to move music (and pictures, in the case of color iPods) on and off your iPod. In this article, Christopher Breen will show you just that.

A Cause for Integration: How to Play Music on Your Mac (and Your iPod): By Scott Kelby; Sep 8, 2006; One of the coolest things about the Mac is how it handles music, especially when using your Mac with an Apple iPod MP3 player. The seamless way these two work together is just a beautiful thing to behold (and putting together and sorting your music collection is really a lot of fun. In fact, it's so much fun that compiling your library of songs can almost become a hobby of its own). In this 20-minute lesson from best-selling author Scott Kelby, you'll learn to import music into your Mac, download music from the Internet, and create a library of music. Then, you'll organize your music into playlists and import this music into an Apple iPod MP3 player.

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