Logic Pro - Separate Complex MIDI Drum Region into Multiple MIDI Tracks

[@frankbekker4309]

This is the only video I have seen that demonstrates this function completely. Many others leave off the last steps of creating new tracks and moving the recently separated tracks. Thanks

[@vincenzodesanctis8556]

Finalmente!!! 😃😃 Era un sacco di tempo che cercavo un sistema per separare gli elementi di una batteria midi!!!! 😃😃😃 Grazie mille Marco!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼☺️☺️☺️😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😄

[@nordinchino8152]

Merci beaucoup artiste vous m'avez fait gagner un énorme temps et énergie 👍

[@dinowedd3250]

100% my HERO, Time Saver ,thank you so much！

[@ProSuono]

straight to the point :)

[@dinowedd3250]

That’s what I need immediately !!haha

[@Cottontowngal]

thank you thank you thank you

[@GipoMusica]

Grazie Marco!

[@Karlagarciamusic]

awesome video, thanks so much it was very helpful :)

[@glennskinner9564]

Very good. May I suggest that when you create the new tracks you specify x numbers of DMD tracks. Will save a bit of time

[@RicardoBuquet]

way more important in your videos than the subtitles is the speed....

[@bernieheveron1929]

Thanks - that answered my question!

[@The1_800]

Great video thank you so much !

[@stikkman61]

Great tutorial, Marco - thank you! A couple of questions for you: what tool are using to scroll, zoom in and out w/in the workspace, expand and collapse tracks and select tracks regions so effortlessly? I can't seem to do it w the standard cursor (arrow) tool - what am I missing? Another is after creating new software instrument tracks and copying the expanded tracks I initially got via the edit - separate midi events by note pitch option to the new software instrument tracks, I find that some of the tracks still seem to be linked/grouped when I hit the mute and solo buttons on individual tracks? How can I disable this to truly isolate the contents in each of the new software tracks? Thanks again and I've since subscribed!

[@nekrohatred9547]

Thank you!

[@winsucks]

Thank u so much, man you helped me enough

[@ProSuono]

You are welcome :)

[@francoismilet8666]

thanks ! well explained and super useful ! :)

[@stikkman61]

And another question for you sir: Once you've expanded the single midi track into separate instrument tracks by note pitch, how do you see them / add them individually to the mixing console? All I see in my mixer is a single channel of my original (non-expanded) track - maybe why my expanded individual tracks still seem to be grouped when I mute/solo them? Thx!

[@ProSuono]

Hi, you made me a lot of questions that are explained in deep in my manual, that you can found on amazon in the description of the video. Manual is available in 6 languages around the world and got 600 pages. I highly suggest you to study on it. You will safe a lot of time and you will learn from my experience, that I'm sharing for free on youtube, but for deep learning, manual id better. With my best regard

[@afroboimlk]

great tutorial, thank you. please, is there a way to evenly reduce the midi velocity in drums without affecting the humanized feeling, like the midi file you open its kind of moderately done compared to when rec the midi while palying

[@ProSuono]

yes, check in my channel "LOGIC PRO - CREATE REALISTIC SNARE ROLL IN A EASY WAY". you can check how you can operate on midi velocity gradually

[@ravenation4855]

I can’t seem to get my drums to switch from the waveform to the midi, I am using the newest version at the moment. Any advice for me here?

[@ProSuono]

New version working as the others. Check in my channel: LOGIC PRO X - Convert Drummer in Separate Audio Tracks. This video is only related to midi, not drummer track