Add Slides Harmonics & More Manually Logic Pro 11 Bass Studio | Articulation Sets

[@dnw1987]

This is the video I’ve been looking for! Great tutorial on slides

[@isabellaandmikefuller9078]

That seems a lot easier than dealing with articulations on my komplete Kontrol session base . I’m gonna need to test that out. ! Thanks

[@gregkocis]

You're welcome

[@markkjacobson]

I found messing with the swing and complexity/ intensity sliders really helps it to feel original.

[@gregkocis]

great tip. thanks

[@CrisGarcia6]

Studio bass is pretty good, but i have my electric bass and record it on Logic Pro. For me, I prefer to use the upright bass one as studio bass.

[@gregkocis]

That's awesome. Have you tried using the bass preset Signal chains when you play bass in live?.

[@gregkocis]

I played some Bass Parts and then tried these presets: 28 Free Bass Channel Strip Presets For Live Bass Playing kzbin.info/www/bejne/joWbdJdjhr2ZhKcsi=_j1sKpZ5bzrWs8dt

[@VEXUS920]

Just for clarification though they are called articulations they are keyswitches. Apple provides a map you can use to trigger all of these while playing.

[@isabellaandmikefuller9078]

articulations does not show up in my piano roll editor under scale quantize like it does in your window. I have to right click on the note for them to appear.

[@gregkocis]

thanks for the comment. Glad you got it to work.

[@flownad6]

When I click on the midi region that "articulation" section doesn't come up. Any idea why? Thanks

[@gregkocis]

The only thing I can think of is to make your screen real estate bigger, if you have the channel strip open and the instrument browser open,l close them.

[@flownad6]

@@gregkocis Thanks! So I looked it up. It says, "If articulations have been recorded along with notes and events in a region then that pop-up window becomes available." Also, if you control + click the note, that articulation window pops up which might actually be faster.

[@Guitarpch1]

Doesn't show up for me either....

[@MonsieurVersatile]

@@Guitarpch1 You can turn it on in the Inspector window, look for Articulation Set and choose the correct one.

[@MonsieurVersatile]

Turn it on in the Inspector under Articulation Sets.

[@SriTharunP]

Awesome

[@gregkocis]

Indeed. Thanks for the comment.