MIDI

The MIDI (Music Instrument Digital Interface) Protocol enables compatible devices to send and receive data. It was created to allow hardware to speak to each other. MIDI is the protocol Logic Pro uses to play and record software instruments, automation, and external MIDI hardware. MIDI does not contain audio. Your external MIDI devices still need their audio to be routed into your computer and Logic Pro.

• Introduction to Digital Audio and MIDI
• How To Multitrack with Multiple MIDI Controllers

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• Installing And Exploring Logic Studio
  
  • So you’ve either made the exciting purchase and can’t wait to get started or you’re still wondering if Logic Studio is the app for you. Either way, this video will educate you through the install process and show you how to record your first audio and MIDI tracks and even how to do some editing in the Arrange Window!

• Recording In Logic Pro
  • In this Beginner Series tutorial, you'll learn how to record audio and MIDI, record comp takes, change the project sample rate, tempo, metronome settings, and more.

• Merging MIDI Regions
  
  • Learn how to speed up your workflow by quickly merging MIDI regions together in the Arrange Window of Logic Pro.

• Looping MIDI Regions
  
  • Watch now to learn how to quickly and easily loop MIDI regions throughout your projects. Great for loop-based music in urban or electronic genres.

• Quantize MIDI Regions
  
  • Easily quantize MIDI data for an entire region. You can quickly correct an imperfect performance in one step! Watch this video to see how.

• Merging MIDI Regions
  
  • Learn to quickly combine multiple MIDI regions into one for quick and easy organization of MIDI data.

• Logic Pro: Transform Humanization Functions
  
  • Learn how to use the Transform Humanize function to ease your MIDI editing process. This video will explore how to add human-like variation to bland, sequenced MIDI.