In this video I’m making an easy Bad Bunny / J Balvin / Ozuna style reggaeton beat from scratch in Logic Pro X, and I’m showing you the exact workflow I use to get it sounding “record-ready” fast. I start inside Drum Machine Designer with my Soniq Sounds Groovy Reggaeton Kit—kick, snare, shaker, and percussion—then I program that classic reggaeton bounce at 90 BPM. I also show you little cleanup moves I always do, like shortening the snare in the sampler and EQ’ing it so it’s not too top-heavy. After the drums, I build the musical layers with simple plucks and pads using A and C# minor, then I quantize everything to lock it in. For the low end, I pull up SubLab XL, audition a few presets, favorite the one that hits, and lay the sub down an octave lower with legato so it glides clean. From there it’s all about arrangement: intro, hook, verse, hook, verse, hook, then a bridge, and back to the hook—basically the structure a lot of reggaeton songs use. I add ear candy like crashes, reversed cymbal risers, note-repeat hi-hat rolls, and even “muffled drums” by bouncing and EQ-cutting to create that filtered section before the beat drops back in.