Jared Jetsel’s Logic Buddy seems to be a pretty useful tool for composers, singers, songwriters, musicians, and producers. The software helps producers working in the DAW Apple Logic Pro stay organized with their projects. Whether you’re a pro audio engineer in a studio or an indie musician producing on your laptop, this software keeps track of your arrangements, songwriting, recordings, mixes, and mastering.
Logic Buddy Makes Logic Pro Project Management a Breeze
Logic Buddy helps you see which of your DAW projects are in the final stages and which ones are in need of revision. In addition, this tool makes it easy to find projects that need to be mixed or mastered. It shows you all the relevant information about all of your Logic projects with a single click.
The standalone software also organizes the project file by creation or modification date – much faster and cleaner than Apple’s Finder. The number of projects you can view is unlimited.
Say goodbye to creative chaos: keep your music projects under control with Logic Buddy
Logic Buddy is great for finding the perfect beat. You can tag projects so you can quickly find the right beat for any song. You can search projects by genre, tag, key, tempo, and more. Not only that, but you can even hide finished songs to focus on new releases.
Logic Buddy also easily recovers damaged project files. This feature searches for recoverable projects and restores them so quickly that you can reopen them in Logic Pro. Supposedly, this takes less than one minute – what a time saver!
The software also makes accessing your projects directly from the tool easier, helps you navigate quickly in Finder, and stores important details like the names and codes (ISRC, UPC) of your published songs. With various filter and search options, like arrangement status, recording status, or progress display, you’ll always stay organized and productive. We think this tool is a must-have for anyone who works with Logic Pro and wants to manage their projects more efficiently.
How much does Logic Buddy cost?
Jared Jetsel Logic Buddy is available from the developer’s website for $40. It runs on macOS 11 or later (including Apple Silicon support) and requires Logic Pro 10.2 or later. The graphical user interface offers light and dark modes.
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