Great Piano Roll Tricks in Logic Pro (Selections)

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

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[@ggm4music]

Wonderful, thank you

[@alexanderweingard1390]

Wonderful, Mike! Thank you!

[@scottfoster3643]

Shift P shortcut is priceless!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

It truly is Scott, I use it a lot for selecting all the main upbeats/downbeats, to boost accents etc. =)

[@bassManDavis1953]

Man oh man, you are a Logic God! So much great info? And the key commands are brilliant, what a difference it has made, absolute genius.

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you Gary. I have found that the more "workflow secrets" you learn, the smoother the actual creative process becomes. So we can focus more of our time on what matters the most: Making Music! =)

[@JesseJuup]

Thanks Mikael for all your videos, I have taken my Logic piano roll editing to a new level in the past two months 100% thanks to your tutorials!

[@davidlowe7994]

That assign groove track is fantastic! very useful. Thanks again Mike!

[@sword-and-shield]

As far as your instrument arrangement, it reminded me of the best Country music I ever heard, and nothing better since. It was a live show, in a small edgy bar in Texas. It was a drummer, bass player, and two fiddles, one fiddle doing rhythm and vocals the other doing leads. That was in 1995, to this day nothing touches it, and is my standard criteria for Country music....thx for the Logic help with the vid.

[@Asmotiv]

One of the best Logic Pro X channels on KZbin. Thank you very much for your videos !

[@johnathanbeats]

I really appreciate your logic videos. I can't believe you only have 41k subs. almost 42. channels with millions of subs don't have this much info. thank you so much. I eventually want to start a info channel.

[@christianklikovits]

You're creating really valuable content! Tack sa mycket, Mikael!

[@FinnEcesMusic]

I feel 100% more trained after every video.

[@DJMixtApe808]

Superb tips, Mikael, cheers. exactly what I was looking for. I knew those features were in there somewhere, but having them all in a nice 10min vid has saved me hours and spiced up a load of my future productions.

[@djmmjd3]

Thanks, Mike. You always do such great work!

[@ImpliedMusic]

super tutorial Mikael. thanks so much.

[@xarosmusic]

Mike this is amazing! Excellent lesson! I really love your enthusiasm and excitement when you are explaining. Thank you so much!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Glad you enjoyed it Xaros! =)

[@PozaRica17]

So helpful Mike. You are amazing. Thank you!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you Mark! =)

[@fercomposer]

As always... a new tip gem... you're good mikael

[@martinmose5883]

Hey Mike. Useful video as always. How do you get the articulation into the piano roll?

[@loungermusic]

Would also love to know this. And what's the synth being used?

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you Martin. So you can either create your own articulation sets in Logic, or if you think that it takes too much time, just buy a collection of articulation sets. This is what I did, I made a video on Art Conductor here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKOXq32Hfr50mas

[@loungermusic]

​@@mikaelbaggstrom Much appreciated :) I think Martin may have been asking a slightly more specific question (I know I was). I worked it out from the other video you linked to, so thought it may be useful to clarify here. In order to get the Articulation dropdown appearing in the Piano roll do the following: 1. Open Logic and select an instrument that handles articulations (like Studio Strings, which I think comes with Logic by default?) 2. At the very bottom of the Track Inspector there is a Dropdown box for 'Articulations'. As soon as you've chosen something from the Track Inspector, the 'Articulations' Dropdown will appear in the piano roll.

[@martinmose5883]

@@mikaelbaggstrom I have seen one of your other videos where you show it so i know what to do now

[@lavinchi6709]

Thank YOU,Mikael!!!Very helpfullll!!!!

[@daviddechamps8840]

Excellent videos Mike ! Super useful !

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Glad you think so David! =)

[@RLeaguer_Saint]

One of your best vids I think. Thank you.

[@Fwuzeem]

Very nice tips, going to check out the groove track method

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

I'm glad you like it, btw my complete Logic Pro Quick Tips series will be available on my instagram (100+ videos planned already). You can follow me there if you like: instagram.com/mikaelbaggstrom

[@phoenixrize2411]

Good stuff man 👌🏾

[@NeilTurnbull007]

Excellent lesson, Thanks for this.

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thanks Neil! =)

[@SlavaChrome]

Amazing solution!

[@FLH3official]

good video, Mikael! Thank you for your time

[@Willsonix]

Very neat, like that!

[@nikkuthomasabraham3784]

Mike.... I’m a huge fan of urs. Your way of presentation is very simple and understandable to even beginners like me. Can you upload a video on stock eq methods? Explain more about the frequencies and the steps on how to eq basic instruments(ex: piano, pads, strings, drums, vocals) then we will get a clear basic understanding about eq. And after that upload about stock compression and different controls in it and how to effectively do compression and finally get a clear output. Thanks mike....

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thanks Nikku, I have added your suggestions into my ideas folder. =)

[@nikkuthomasabraham3784]

@@mikaelbaggstrom thanks mike.. for considering my suggestion. Can you share your email I’d so that I can clear some of my doubts if u don’t mind😊

[@ramameir]

Thank you again for a very informative video !!! you did it again !!!! :-)

[@frankyoung2780]

Another good one!

[@prashantrishu1]

Eye opener. Thanks!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank Prashant. Always more Tricks and Hidden Secrets to learn in Logic Pro! ;)

[@alexanderweingard1390]

Hi Mike! A month ago I started watching your videos and, despite my poor knowledge of English, I learned a lot of interesting things ... I became your subscriber ... Well, first of all, you are super! Here in this video I ran into a problem: you have a choice of articulation in the piano roll on the left instead of the volume fader for some reason !!! How do you do it? Thanks in advance ... Alexander

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you Alexander. I'm using a 3rd party tool. Check this video I made on articulation switching in Logic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKOXq32Hfr50mas

[@ChasMusic]

Thank you for the deep dive into the shift-P (and shift-D) features! I will definitely start using these (as well as how much to add for accent beats, something I've under-shot up to now). I wonder about groove tracks; nice to have another option, but it would seem odd for notes from two different instruments to be off the beat by the same amount, no? (I guess there's a use or they wouldn't add that feature, but having trouble seeing it as non-creepy.)

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

It would have been nice to have access to several variations of groove tracks to be honest. =)

[@FedorKomov]

Mikael, Thank you! Your video led me to a question. How did the guy made these articulations if it isn't a Logic instrument? And I got it really quickly. thanks, KZbin. I've discovered an entire universe of cool features. I also use channels So selecting all events of a channel is "as simple as" Shift H.

[@Bass-dude]

very very cool !! and inspiring !!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Glad you think so Martin! =)

[@Hyggestudiet]

Love Your Toturiel :-).

[@munggebrot]

Amazing... thank you.

[@SunilMungur]

This is great! Already learned so much from this. How do you get that articulation adjustments to show up between velocity and scale quantize that you have? I don't have that. Thanks!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you Sanil. Well you have to have instruments (sample libraries) that can play multiple articulations first. Then you need to create an articulation set for them, or buy a 3rd party package which is what I did. I made a video on it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKOXq32Hfr50mas

[@SunilMungur]

@@mikaelbaggstrom OMG, thank u. Gonna have a great day now!

[@fercomposer]

Mikael, you could also do a video on troubles in logic... for example my normalize function in the editing window (audio) just vanished... and I can't find a way to get it back...

[@burning_KFC]

Thanks a lot for the vid!

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Alex, keep mastering Logic Pro! =)

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[@stanarnold5953]

Brilliant. But why do you use the black on black piano roll when there's the bright option????

[@nizaralimusicianofficial8902]

Please make A list of shortcut command everytime You make video, because sometimes we forget when we want to use it in some other time, Your video is amazing. Regards from Indonesia. I’m so sorry about my english.

[@lonelyseaproductions2337]

Great video Mikael! Thank you for all of the knowledge you share!...Is there a key command that selects every other note?

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thanks. I don't think there is such a command no.

[@llice]

Thanks 😎

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

You are welcome! 😃

[@lupollix3180]

Bra video :)

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it. =)

[@mobeleen]

Please do more piano roll tricks and tips, but can you do it in REASON please.. thanks for all you Mike‼️💯💯

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Thank you. But I haven't used Reason for many years. I have been in Logic only since 2018. =)

[@eponn5648]

Selecting articulations in piano roll seems so useful, i wish Reaper had it too...

[@BluessNRock]

Hey Mike ! You know a software who can display piano notes just like Synthesia? I want to start uploading Backing tracks for piano with visual help to play with

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

I only know Synthesia that does this. I haven't tried it yet, as I only use Synthesia in "free play" mode, meaning it shows the keys I play them as I play them live. =)

[@salthedrummer1]

Man you sure know your stuff...

[@RCUnionEnt]

Sir. Baggström pushing that facial, you know he got a load of materials on the way 🙏👍👌

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

No doubt haha! 😎

[@RCUnionEnt]

Sir. @@mikaelbaggstrom , would by any chance have mixing and mastering lessons? I tend to use way too many pluggins and bus routing for mixes and it damn near drives me insane to be honest.

[@aaronraghav3580]

How do you and guys like TSFH write staccatos like that? Is there some theory or tips for that....??

[@mikaelbaggstrom]

Hello Aaron, thank you. =) I actually teach a course on Udemy on this specific topic. How to write Powerful Ostinatos: rebrand.ly/ostinatos

[@KazGamble]

Shift p !!!

[@mtr7929]

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[@lavinchi6709]

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