How to Convert Audio to MIDI in Logic Pro: Quick and Easy Tutorial | Verysickbeats

[@leodicrocemusic]

Thank you. Yes, I love it! I'm recording a song that I wrote on guitar. I hummed the bass track, because I don't play bass. Then I converted the audio to MIDI, and... voila. Well, almost. Lots of editing ahead, but at least I got the riffs down. Rock on, brother.

[@Verysickbeats]

my pleasure

[@neilskiii6936]

this is great, however can this be done for apple beat loops to drum midi? trying to figure the out!

[@lasgidikingin]

Thank you ❤

[@Verysickbeats]

You're welcome

[@NuSkwel]

I just learned this too on another video before yours and look crazy that I didn’t know this already🫨🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️😆

[@bestrickie2]

Hello again and many thanks for your tutorial. I’m having a couple of small troubleshooting issues. I’ve converted a midi track into audio the opposite way round of course. The midi track bounces into audio however, when I go to play the audio version there is just a straight thin white line through the strip and there is no sound. I’m aware, in order to play external midi instruments, it is only a signal and therefore, the sound coming from the external instrument has to be paired with midi as again, midi is only a signal. Again, I bounce the mid external track to an audio track and again, when playing the audio version, there is no sound.

[@Verysickbeats]

there are some nice vids explaining how to do this, just search for "how to use external midi instruments in Logic Pro"

[@bestrickie2]

@@Verysickbeats yes, I have done that, but I can’t seem to find the way to solve the issue though I’ll have a search again. You wouldn’t happen to know of hand just for quickness?

[@bestrickie2]

Hello, I’ve experimented and sure enough I’ve managed to transform an audio track into middy. However, the audio track I converted from audio to midi is a lead vocal which I have sung myself. However, it has again created a midday version but the only problem is, it is playing a different instrument (brass) instead of playing my vocal though it has kept the vocal on the audio track originally recorded. I thought when converting, it would still keep it as my original vocal track i’m still converted to middy so therefore, I thought it would play back in middy my exact vocal/singing.

[@Verysickbeats]

unfortunately is doesn't work that way but you can still adjust your original voice with midi notes using flex pitch

[@lancek753]

GOLD

[@Verysickbeats]

salute

[@Brennon0611]

Instead of a lousy bass sound you could have used a midi flute itself to demonstrate the change from wave to midi