My advice would be to use all the native stuff first and learn how Logic's EQs and compressors behave before thinking about upgrading/replacing them. The built in plug-ins in Logic are excellent and extremely efficient You can literally run thousands on your M1. Logic comes with so much (too much even) stuff you won't run out of things to learn for years. What I'd suggest is don't buy anything until you know you need it. They regularly do these kinds of bundles. It's a good deal but it, or something very similar, will be back later.
Izotope bundle windows 7#
I had a brief amount of time using a Windows 7 laptop In 2012-14 to gig with for a while, but I really just selected presets and played live and not recording. I’ve pretty much only been using iOS for music for the past several years. I ain’t no dope, but I heard I need iZotope. I think I would not use half of these in the bundle, but the ones that appear to get you started in a direction for EQ, mixing, and mastering seem like they might be worth investing in. I am quite awful at the whole mixing and mastering thing, and that is why I am interested in these tools to get me started in a direction. This is available in the United States, I am not sure about other countries.
Izotope bundle install#
I realize they may not work on M1 now, but I also have this 2012 Mini that can get Logic if I wanted to install it and it’s not yet on Big Sur/M1. I am very new to desktop music making, as in I just got this M1 Mac Mini last week, got Logic, and I’m still slowly working through tutorials. I saw an iZotope bundle for what appears to be a reasonable price and I’m wondering about thoughts from people that use them here.
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