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Logic Pro 8 Piano Roll Editor: Advanced Operations [Premium]

Posted September 24th, 2008 by

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Logic Pro 8 Piano Roll Editor: Advanced Operations [Premium]

This tutorial will cover many of the advanced features of the Piano Roll editor in Logic Pro 8. Learn to edit, mute and delete note events quickly and easily. View additional MIDI controller data in the Hyper Draw portion of the piano roll editor. Easily make changes to note velocities and learn about the various ways in which note events snap to the time grid. Change the look of the piano roll interface to suit your own preference! With these techniques you will greatly enhance your productivity and workflow when working with MIDI data in the Piano Roll editor.

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This tutorial will cover many of the advanced features of the Piano Roll editor in Logic Pro 8. Learn to edit, mute and delete note events quickly and easily. View additional MIDI controller data in the Hyper Draw portion of the piano roll editor. Easily make changes to note velocities and learn about the various ways in which note events snap to the time grid. Change the look of the piano roll interface to suit your own preference! With these techniques you will greatly enhance your productivity and workflow when working with MIDI data in the Piano Roll editor. Required: Clarinet Section Legato EXS24 instrument, included with Logic Pro 8.

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  1. Pablo Aldape says:
    August 11, 2009 at 9:59 am

    what’s the difference between hyper draw and hyper editor?

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    • Graham English says:
      August 11, 2009 at 1:05 pm

      The Hyper Editor is a separate editor. It’s really good for MIDI drums and MIDI controller editing.

      Hyper Draw is a lot like track automation, except it’s restricted to MIDI regions and uses MIDI controller values, as apposed to meta events used by the track automation system. Hyper Draw is available in the different MIDI editors and Arrange window.

      Reply
  2. Stein Arne Jensen says:
    September 16, 2009 at 7:42 am

    Hi!
    I have searched logicstudiotraining.com for info on using the EXP24, and the only reference I got was this video – which wasn’t really what I was looking for :-(

    I’m struggling with EXS24. I have some sampled instruments for it that I need to tweak in order to get the most out of them playing the Akai EWI USB (electronic wind controller)
    From what I understand on the windcontroller forum on Yahoo, I need to replace the ENV (ADSR?) with CC2 – in order to change sound level and timbre with my breath.
    Do you have anything that can tell me how to do it? I’m totally blank on the EXS24.

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