This tutorial will instruct you on how to access the Hyper Draw editor in the various windows of Logic Pro 8.
Mute & Solo Multiple Tracks
Quickly mute and solo multiple tracks by dragging. Watch now to find out how to use this technique.
Browsing The Library
Use the library to quickly navigate through channel strip settings for many types of tracks. See your latest workflow enhancement in action.
Merging MIDI Regions
Learn how to speed up your workflow by quickly merging MIDI regions together in the Arrange window of Logic Pro.
Logic Pro Channel Strips: Working With Settings
Learn how to quickly access channel strip settings in a number of ways. Learn to save, copy, paste, reset, and delete channel strip settings and also quickly switch between them.
Auto Track Zoom
Learn how to use auto track zoom in the Logic Pro arrange window.
Logic Pro Piano Roll Editor: Basic Operations
This tutorial will focus on basics of MIDI note event entry and editing in the Piano Roll editor. It will show the various ways of quickly opening the Piano Roll window for editing. It also describes the layout and function of a Piano Roll editor. Learn to quickly draw in MIDI note data or enter notes through step input mode, change note lengths, and quickly move note events to a desired position. These techniques will make precise MIDI editing a breeze, increasing productivity and enhancing your workflow.
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Working With Regions in Logic Pro: MIDI Loops
This tutorial demonstrates how to setup MIDI loops and edit MIDI data within a region to quickly make edits to looped content.
Logic Pro Tips & Tricks: Piano Roll Editor
Quickly open Event List or Score editors from MIDI notes in the Piano Roll. Mute and copy notes on-the-fly without using tools or menu commands. Correct note overlap problems and merge notes instantly. Select only top or bottom notes or polyphonic music for editing or force all notes in a monophonic line to play legato. Lock MIDI note events to SMPTE timecode, which is incredibly useful for working with hits in film projects. These tips will make you a MIDI editing pro in no time.