Advanced Quantizing in Logic Pro - Keep the Feel of Your Performances

[@mitchellkilpatrick1647]

I can't tell you how much of my life I would have back if I knew about Q-Flam... Thank you for this Chris!

[@scott-in-the-lou]

Agreed - I've dragged/nudged so many notes...

[@havenrab]

Jesus

[@havenrab]

I watch those fl guys nudge and fast nudge watching beat vids

[@loungermusic]

Agreed

[@samuelbreuer]

same here... :D

[@living-wisdom]

Excellent. The most comprehensive overview of Quantizing I've seen. Seems to cover it all! Thank you.

[@NickJacobsMusic]

Seriously insane how much hidden potential is found in Logic! I'm so glad your channel exists, you make my life so much easier!

[@Zoddex]

Man - I only hit q and had it. I learn so much from your vids! THANKS

[@ToXball]

Using Logic from more than 20 years I found that there are no limits to the hidden power offered by this great piece of software. The quantize possibilities are just awesome. I've used also other daws and I can assure that there are no reason to go around, Logic have infinite power in many fields, from midi, to audio to mixing...and the workflow design remain the best out there in perfect Apple concept. Long life to Logic Pro Thanks for your precious channel :)

[@zachkester3]

Yet again, the logic team has options for things I've been doing MANUALLY for years. Thank you for enlightening me!

[@randypiano11]

Really Appreciate all your help with Logic. Thanks!!

[@driftingskymusic351]

That was awesome. Ive used Logic for at least 15years and never took the time to deep with these extra quantize features. I’m always hand drawing my piano rolls and such. What a time saver! Much appreciated

[@ferfrant4425]

So valuable info here. Thank you Chris. Over five years using Logic and I didn't know these advanced functions. Awesome video! but over all, so helpful.

[@joetunon]

SmartQuantize is the best feature for piano players. It sounds very natural, and what a time saver!

[@purplepeople950]

Thanks man! Great breakdown - Groove template is the one!!!

[@bonusroundsteve]

As a pianist for pop music, smart quantizing is the greatest find in history. I didn't know about it until this video. Thank you. But it messes up the sustain pedals positions. I had lots of weird places where the notes lingered too long or cut off too soon. I solved the problem by going into score mode and moving them around. Much easier to eyeball them there. Once I fixed those, the part sounds FANTASTIC. All my natural playing got right into alignment with my drum track.

[@odarquehunnett200]

The Groove Template function is something I now can use more effectively and ensure my bass and drums (even MIDI performances) are in lock step with each other and sound less mechanical. Thanx, Chris!! 💯

[@sung2me]

Thanks for the walk through. I am excited to try it out!

[@johnhamersley6584]

This is one of your best Chris. Thanks, I’ll be using this info tonight!

[@Black1ce8]

This is amazing. This will make playing my real drums and recording guitar and piano and bass over it without getting angry at my drums ability!!!!!

[@steveapplegate322]

Thank you I never understood all that stuff in the inspector you’re a good teacher.

[@seazenbones6945]

Excellent explanations 🙏

[@amanat7861]

One of most informative and valuable Content regarding LOGIC PRO X on youtube Thankyou :)

[@nolesdennhardt8986]

Man you absolutely nailed this. Ive always used real instruments and struggled with programming and quantizing midi. Have had to start using a keyboard for a drum kit and Im stoked to move forward with some confidence.

[@tobistone3188]

Wow... Until now I touched EVERY midi note of my virtual drums and bases to align them properly but don't suck too much of the life out of it. Q-Flam and Q-Range will save me yeeeeears :D Chris, you're the man!

[@DaveLopezMixing]

Another incredibly insightful video, Chris. I never used anything other than the "Quantize," but only because I didn't know what the other parameters did. This is going to change my workflow and production quality exponentially. Thanks again!!

[@bluesirensmusic]

Been trying to find something like Q-Velocity for awhile. Thanks for the tip!

[@andreasschauer727]

Thanks for this next level dive. I realize I been barely scratching the surface up to now.

[@woodyalien8617]

Merci Chris, cela ouvre de nouveaux horizons ! thanks for your generosity.

[@NathanMell]

Solid. Solid. Solid. Subscribed a while ago. Love this channel .

[@MyronDavismd]

Wow! This is the most transformative video I’ve seen all year. I’ve used Logic for over 20 years and this tutorial taught me something new!❤

[@SayyyyyWhat]

THANK YOU for making this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUCH great quantizing info!!!!

[@mikedelferro]

Best video ever for quantizing, thank you !111

[@SincerelyYoursWill]

Thanks for sharing this video on Quantizing! I was familiar with most of the features, but learned about some that I never considered using (Quantize Strength; Quantize Velocity). Will have to experiment w those parameters to see how they fit into my workflow. There was one parameter that I thought you'd discuss in here, which was the Delay parameter. It's the "Nudge" feature except divisions are by ticks. I only RECENTLY learnt about this, and it's great when I'm trying to get the "feel" just right. And having the delay moved ever so much can enhance the groove within a track. Again, thanks for sharing with us your tips and tricks. Appreciated here!

[@stoanflood]

Awesome job with the presentation.

[@aterix]

Groove templates 18:27! Had no idea Logic had this and it’s been key to making stuff sound natural in Ableton.

[@FLH3official]

Excellent video, as usual. And thank you about Q-Flam, maybe I'm not enough curious but I've never tried this feature and now I certainly shall on my next projects.

[@janmcwilliams5998]

I really liked the piano you used

[@delburrough6647]

Great advice clearly explained👍👍👍

[@laskholt]

Noe, this is just excellent - thanks a bunch!

[@burning_KFC]

As always writing a comment to support the channel

[@acepounder]

Massively helpful!! Well presented!

[@vewilli]

Very good tutorial, as always. So far I only used the „basic“ quantizing, so this tutorial is extremely helpful. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

[@GianpaoloGallianOfficial]

Thank you so much, Sir!

[@tobiasru54]

Thanks a lot Chris! I had some problems today with a project and this video really helped me! You are the best!

[@renebrossard]

As usual, super helpful info. Great channel!

[@tonynguyen5492]

Absolutely amazing tips.thank you so much Chris

[@ssuraea]

Great video Chris! You nailed that completely. So happy!

[@garudasomanna]

I am bowled over with the immense knowledge you have imparted to me who has no idea of what quantising is all about! If there is an easy way of transferring the knowledge in your head into mine, please let me know😀. I have subscribed.

[@RogerioValgode]

GREAT TUTORIAL! Helped me a lot. Thank you.

[@CRASS2047]

There’s also a way to add groove template to the track headers.

[@MusiclyricsByECDaleyC]

Great stuff per usual ...

[@MrRamonRueda]

Thanks, Chris. Very informative and helpful stuff.

[@armandomonsivais9673]

Wonderful and informative video!!!

[@misterrockster]

Chris your the Logic goat

[@thaddeuscorea]

great explanation of Q-range. The combo of Q-range and Q-strength can be nice natural approach as well. I wish Q-range worked on transient markers for audio, but I don't find that it works. Maybe you could do a tutorial on how to apply Q-range to transients in audio, if you can figure it out!!! LOL!!

[@unclemonty9506]

really helpful video - thanks man 👍 what confuses me though is how does the Quantize in the Region editor relate to the Quantize editor in the Piano roll window? I always get confused over which one to use as they both seem to affect notes

[@robindgordon]

Goodness!!! This is going to save me quite a bit of time.

[@Jvaldes609]

Love this channel.

[@heltutrolig7645]

Very useful! Thanks.

[@nurtamir]

Awesome man!!!

[@puresoulg]

Excellent well explained Video I just need to know how to transfer the knowledge to other DAWs Reason , Studio One etc.

[@tutubeos]

Thank you! 🙏

[@tonoccusmcclain]

I’m creating new vocals over an old jazz standard and have imported the original track into my Logic project to use as the foundation. But since it was recorded on the 50’s, I’ve been running into lots of click and timing issues. So I watched this video to then make a groove template based around the drums that I’ve extracted from the recording. But there was no quantize area in the region menu for that track. What am I doing wrong?

[@tilleyroadaffairproduction6752]

Thank you!

[@TheGamingOctopus369]

Thank you

[@Martinbeef]

Great great video!! I’m write orchestral music in Logic with samples and my teacher relies on the score from Logic to see how my piece looks. Often, the score gets things wrong. Is this just because my quantising is out?

Great video.

[@bptone4667]

Thx Chris. Always learning something 👍🏻 What about chords that already are on the grid? How do you humanize them the best way with a random value? Maybe you could make a video on Midi Transformer.

[@MonsieurVersatile]

Use the Humanize function in MIDI Transform menu. It’s really easy. Plenty of vids on Yt

[@feinstruktur]

That's great! But is there also a randomizer/humanizer for midi, so you can make programmed/mechanical midi more lively?

[@musicproductionvideos5019]

I'm trying to figure out a way to use Smart Tempo as a basic "auto" audio quantize. I've seen a guy record a tambo at about 87bpm... and when he stops Logic corrects it to the current tempo of 120. However, it says there can be nothing else playing. The Automatic setting in the manual states it with use either KEEP or ADAPT... depending if anything else is playing. Can't figure it out. Seems Apple might have handicapped it to work only w/o the metronome or other tracks playing. Not sure why they would do that. Seems like it could be a powerful tool... like when we record building a track... and the parts (like guitar chords held out) are very close to good to begin wtih. Thanks

[@bptone4667]

Thx Chris for the video. My question - how could I quantize only the Hi-Hats for example and not the kick. Even selecting only the Hi-Hats - Logic quantizes the whole DMD Midi region notes.

[@Ak.studio58]

Thx bro

[@francoisdesnoyers9276]

Great !

[@dxbass]

Its Super Lesson !!!!!

[@trenbolonewings]

Can you use Q-Flam on selected notes? Or does the whole region have to be quantized or smart quantized to utilize it? Sometimes I’ll have a software instrument playing chords and leads in the same region.

[@trenbolonewings]

Apparently, the advanced parameters apply to the whole region…so the workaround is use smart quant or use separate regions/software instrument tracks for leads.

[@nogoogleplus]

I came to Logic after yrs of using Digital Performer. DP can quantize a whole performance with a + or - offset….i.e. behind the beat or ahead of the beat and you can set the amount….is this possible in Logic’s quantize?

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

how did i survived 3 years without q-velocity! I used the vel. processor…. Also q-lenght is essentially. How did i not tried these things yet!

[@rajkamaljangir3618]

Hello sir, When I use third party plugins in Logic (like maag EQ 4), the sound in Logic stops, track are playing without any sound, Sound stops when plugin parameter is clipped, need solution thanks

[@JilleneLuce]

THXXX for this! BUT I didn't see a solution to my problem in this vid. I played my piano without listening to metronome (set at 108) and the performance had nothing to do with this tempo. My "freestyle" playing also created fluctuating tempos. sigh Any help for this?

[@whatsupchicken]

How can I quantize the end of the notes?

[@Dmaccabees]

💯

[@lebabouneux]

Merci! :)

[@drauncj]

Q-Flam needs to have a setting where it performs the opposite, so the lowest notes stay put and the higher notes get "flam" and adjusted. Is there a way to do this? There MUST be a way to do this.

[@janmcwilliams5998]

💡

[@michaelneal900]

It's not a popular idea amongst logic users, but logics quantizing system isn't particularly good. After extensive work with it, in some cases it doesn't even work as described or projected. Numerous times after trying several quantize variations, then undoing or turning it off, it did not correctly return notes to original unquantized positions.

[@isrealborn3743]

❤‍🔥

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

🙏🏻🤟

[@morbidmanmusic]

That feature would be called No Quantize. ..

[@TheDJBay]

I listen better when he produces non rock music

[@halmccormack62]

Quantize is cheating folks ... in my opinion..& I emphasize opinion ! Due to boundaries, or lack of ( in my opinion).. in what is composing,and what is letting the robot think for you..I was told in some of the new sequencers..You cannot turn of the robot( the Q factor) lol I will say for time management on PRE demos is it an awesome thing..especially if your consuming alcohol ( the last legal drug) lmao... Moderation is the key right? I'm done here...I'm officially too old & analog man ,& note ,,digi storage ,is a good thing ,,,in my opinion..

[@MonsieurVersatile]

So you never use any tools or techniques to enhance a performance? No edits, vocal comps, double tracking, adding artificial reverb, no click or metronome to aid timekeeping, no compression to even out volume levels? Presumably these are also ‘cheating’?

[@Dddlllfff]

Chris, your shirt's making me dizzy

[@lightfusionproductions4891]

Thank you!!!

[@janmcwilliams5998]

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