Keyswitches & Articulation Sets for 3rd Party Instruments in Logic Pro 11 (feat. DjinnBass)

[@robertpaten]

I can finally use my submission audio products with a little more fluidity! Thank you so much for this video!

[@hoobastanker9]

I didn’t realise logic could do this with stock plugins awesome! Be amazing to see a tutorial that does what external plugins like djinbass does!

[@TkmMusicProduction]

Amazing feature !! Thank you!! 👍👍

[@v_officialgram]

This is literally fire!! Thank you very much

[@Jamminn555]

Great video on articulations!! And sick tune! Thanks so much!! 🔥

[@KordTaylor]

❤️ This is very cool advanced topic. Thank you!

[@ragiousroger]

Very helpful, as most of your videos. Thank you

[@sourcefor]

Why not just use Babylon waves articulation sets? But thanks for this never knew!

[@Clasam09]

Thx for the vid. A bit confused though. You ended up setting the articulation key set in the same tonal range as the bassline (ie: Hammer on was C#2; the bassline also had C#2). And then you MANUALLY switched the articulations. How do you get key switches to simply activate the articulation and NOT play the midi note (pitch)? Example- what if at the end of a song, I wanted all harmonics? How would I set up the Midi to play the harmonic articulations rather than the pitch? Or vice versa? TYTY

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

The keyswitches are in the C -2 to G#-2 range, not C2 to G#2. That's negative octave numbers.