Logic Pro 10.0.5 Update

Logic Pro X Updates

This update includes 3 new drummers and 11 new Drum Kit Designer patches, new EQ enhancements, and much more.

Logic Pro MIDI Editing Part 1 – The Piano Roll Editor

Logic Pro MIDI Editing Part 1 - The Piano Roll Editor

In part 1 of the Logic Pro MIDI Editing tutorial, you’ll learn about the piano roll editor, the piano roll grid, the piano roll info display, creating and editing note events, piano roll snap settings, hyper draw, and much more.

The Logic Pro Arrange Window Part 4 – The Editors

The Logic Pro Arrange Window Part 4 - The Editors

In part 4 of this Logic Pro premium tutorial, you’ll be given an overview of the Arrange Window Editors. We’ll cover the the Editing Area, the Mixer, the Sample Editor, the Piano Roll Editor, the Score Editor, and the Hyper Editor.

Changing The Length Of Notes Using The Piano Roll Editor

Learn how to alter the start and end points of notes using various methods and with options to set the same end point for several notes as well as make several notes the same length. You’ll also learn more advanced note length functions.

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.

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.