Logic Pro #53 - Chord Trigger MIDI FX

[@CRtrain]

You have the best tutorials. Clear, concise, and understandable. No distractions or long intros.

[@rajivmusic9519]

All time favourite MusicTechHelpGuy ..

[@bassManDavis1953]

That was absolutely amazing, it’s just gone midnight here in the UK ! So can’t wait till the morning and try out this brilliant feature. Thank you so so much for another so informative video

[@gianni1646]

I don’t know Josh. These tutorials are so incredible, it seems like you should be wearing a white lab coat and some thick glasses! I’m very impressed with your knowledge and the capabilities of Logic. Thanks for all you do for us users, Gianni❤

[@SoulPornMusic]

Yep. One of the best. There's gotta be 1000 people doing these. Most of them have no teaching skills, which obviously is the most important thing. They just regurgitate information without an inkling as to how to make that information stick in someone's brain who doesn't understand it at the onset. This guy gets it…

[@vewilli]

Completely new to me. So cool! Never used this as I even didn‘t know about its existence. Moreover I can learn about chords that l‘m not very familiar with. A really good module that really brings me a step further in Logic thanks to a Logic EXPERT!

[@briandohertyondrums]

Very helpful and informative, thank you! You have the best channel!

[@JeffyG]

Hi Josh.... Ripchord is very popular with non-musicians, DJs, Hip Hop, because the community has chord sets of famous songs (1,000s of them for free). It's very similar to Chord Trigger, but it allows you to import midi to create those chord sets - which is much faster than 'Learn' mode and playing or selecting notes. Can you think of any way to create chord sets in Logic Chord Trigger from midi? I know, it seems like a crazy idea.

[@ExploredPerpsective]

Very very conscise information that I was able to apply when I got eigh back into the mix.

[@gorolliego]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you, Josh!

[@MrPovilytis]

thanks for all your tutorials. Wish Logic could have something more likely as Komplete Kontrol Scales and Chord modes. I think it's easier to use it. You select the key and then you a good to go with notes and chords plus you can play only with white keys that scale...or only keys that are in scale will be giving sound - other keys will be turned off which is super nice

[@soontaek]

Never ending great tutorials!

[@haroldbaker555]

You're the best, man

[@t.farris1755]

I think I'm really going to have using this technique to cut down on creative time. Once again nother great video.

[@tinman2420]

really great, i went on vacation and forgot my midi keyboard. but do have a midi fighter… im gonna to beat this plugin up as i create a little album for everybody.

[@carlosespinosa6412]

Thank you so much for your tutorial! Is it possible automatic chord inversions? Inversion gives a smooth jump into the chords

[@Bittamin]

Been wanting a refresher with this because I use it all the time with the presets, but I would love to get better with it

[@ThisMichaelBrown]

Wow, super powerful...thanks!

[@rivaltheproducer]

I love using this.

[@vonohlson]

Great video! Thank you.

[@maxxbom777]

Wonderful. I want exactly the opposite way. I'm playing chords and I only want to have the bass note of the chord in the output. Is something like that possible?

[@ninjaowl9881]

I am just learning about this. One of the things I want to know is which chords those are being played by the preset? I dont know piano very well, so I am not sure how to use it, as I do not know which chords are being played.

[@andrewgarley1400]

Excellent!

[@vroge3275]

Super stuff.

[@sagcap7927]

Brilliant

[@dirtyharry6297]

Is this useful to play Strings build in with note trigger

[@MaliekNy]

Your the best

[@cyclejammerj7227]

This was awesome, it’s kind of Logics version of Scaler.

[@jjbing3]

More like Ripchord 🤔🤷🏾‍♂️

[@gamer-wl5sv]

... don't found it. but i see the arp (arpegiator) i have the trial version

[@michaelwalsh4118]

Any tips on how to use this to extend a note with a drum pad like Alesis sample pad or Roland SPD

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Create a new software instrument track. Then record enable it. Play the notes on your drum pads and see what MIDI notes the pads actually represent. They are often in really low octaves. Just set up the trigger notes as the same pitches on your pads, and build out whatever chord you want. The trigger note and the root of the chord do not have to match. So you could play a C#-1 pad, but trigger an A minor 7 chord for example.

[@antgod2724]

Instead of having it being recorded as single notes..is there a way for it to be inputed as actual chords instead of just the root notes? ( i hope that makes sense)

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Use the Record MIDI FX to Track option I show at 14:47. Then the full chords will be recorded instead of individual notes. And you can just bypass the chord trigger after that.

[@antgod2724]

@@MusicTechHelpGuy wow thank you so much, that worked!

[@456Edot]

🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏿

[@xinyutu]

Don't go to setting in the 1st minute. First, you need to show us what it CAN DO. Does it help to record chord in midi region? Show us first.

[@angelfranco5809]

Put a chord trigger ,then arpegiator, then the plug in arpegiator then a step sequencer and finally a auto filter and maaan light up that joint ❤

[@timothydonovan1261]

HOW DO I FIND IT ? is what my College 'Professor' is also not available to answer simple questions thx

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Create a software instrument track. Then press I to show the inspector on the left. In the inspector window you’ll see an option on the track that says “MIDI FX” on the track. You can load it up there.