Logic Pro X Know-How: MIDI Transform Window
Logic guru Doug Zangar reveals the power and glory of Apple Logic Pro X’s MIDI Transform Window, in this Know-How video tutorial series… Make your MIDI work for you!
Videos
• Overview (05:02) - Learn how to open the MIDI Transform window and take a tour of its features.
• Selection Conditions Area (07:12) - The parameters and menu items are explained and demonstrated.
• Operations Area Pt. 1 (06:30) - The items Thru through Flip in the operation definition menu are covered.
• Operations Area Pt. 2 (08:20) - The menu items Multiply through +- Random are covered in the operation definition menu.
• Operations Area Pt. 3 (07:45) - The menu items Reverse through Relative Crescendo are covered in the operation definition menu.
• Operations Area Pt. 4 (02:54) - The Status menu items are explained and demonstrated.
• Exchange Parameter Values (05:49) - Learn how to route up to three event parameters for complex operations.
• Map Pt. 1 (03:29) - This covers the edit parameters of the Universal Map.
• Map Pt. 2 (03:33) - Using the map for selecting conditions and operations is demonstrated.
• Modes Menu (03:44) - The four modes are demonstrated.
• Create & Import User Sets (05:34) - Learn the steps for creating and naming your user sets and import them from another project.
• Standard MIDI File Cleanup (03:23) - Quickly remove Control and Program changes from a .mid file. Use the Humanize preset to loosen the quantized performance.
• Limit Velocity (01:29) - Control articulations by limiting note velocity.
• Edit Keyswitching (03:12) - Edit articulations in multiple regions. This example uses a Track Stack.
• MIDI Guitar Cleanup (03:37) - Delete the notes that are false triggers by using pitch and length conditions.
• Creating Tuplets (05:24) - Create spot-on tuplets by using the Double Time preset.