Logic Pro X - Easy Synth Melodies (CHORD TRIGGER + ARPEGGIATOR)

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[@zackersquackers]

Apple should hire you for any future Logic releases. Seriously, there's a lot going on in this DAW yet you break down everything into really easy to handle videos. I'm never feeling overwhelmed watching your stuff. Kudos!

[@AhmedShata]

So inspiring technique, Josh! I'll definitely give it a shot. Thank you very much for sharing!

[@rickhorvath]

Amazing. There’s so much logic has which I’ve never tapped into yet. Thanks for sharing this.

[@broheal207]

Dude, you are my favourite guy when i want to learn sthg about logic x... Great explanations and not too complicated. You are the best

[@DavidMFranks]

STUNNING - made my own, and it's a handy tip. Thanks, Josh - your vids always hit the spot.

[@jamesjohnson1522]

I usually just play my melodies. This is a good setup to come up with quickies on the go. Good work👍🏿.

[@dogboyauckland]

Thanks. I'm using this technique now to write bass lines. Works a treat.

[@itstonyholiday]

This is sick Josh, thank you!! 🙌

[@shubhajitchakraborty9362]

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[@KaruveliRaSaMahendran]

Vow! you are really creative in using every tools available..

[@laiyitloong4933]

thanks for this trick! it has made making music so much more fun and efficient!

[@kevinanderson519]

Wow. I’ve been using Logic’s arp all wrong. Fantastic video. Thanks.

[@FrankRiosMusic]

I’m gonna give this a shot.

[@masterstacker2833]

Very imaginative.

[@wildbird78]

Awesome video my guy. Do you have any tutorials on how to make drums sound like Heavyocity Damage? I'm trying to save myself the $300 on that plug. I've been messing with Decapitator and DevilLoc with some delays. Sorry if this is off topic. Great vid as always!

[@CrisGarcia6]

I hope that ES2 gets updated on logic pro 11. The text are blurry when you Resize the plugin GUI bigger

[@steveboris6286]

Just trying to understand the need for the chord trigger. If you selected the desired notes on the chord trigger why not just put a full midi note for each in the piano roll? Is there a benefit I am not seeing?

[@YoureNowOnTV]

Is there a way to customise the note order at all in Logic pro without buying a 3rd party plugin? Thanks for making all the video's you've made over the years. 😀🙏

[@ExploredPerpsective]

Review: 1) Find root note of song. 2) Chord trigger the root note with corresponding scale. 3) Experiment until it sounds good

[@discerningacumen]

Thank you very much for uploading this!

[@PandaZz26]

how is this any different than writing a 7 notes chord and add an arpeggiator on the track ?

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

It's not. It's more of a workflow choice, not having to go down into piano roll every time to change notes. You could technically do the same thing without the chord trigger. But with chord trigger you could have multiple note arrangements pre-programmed as well.

[@peterbaltzerjensen3322]

Very helpful

[@jeffagoddard]

I gleamed a number of plugins on your ‘Deep Tech’ drum channel strip. Is that combo a standard setting? Or can you elaborate?

[@macschomo]

Funny little toy! ThanX. Never worked with that.

[@horstlippitsch]

Cool! Which kind of drum preset do you use?

[@absinha6209]

So that’s like crazy cool. Going to try

[@robertmichael6832]

Cool!!!

[@dnbhead1]

Is there anyway to turn the rate to free instead of synced on the arp? If not can someone recommend me a third party arp that can do this

[@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743]

Hero

[@kingyertle100]

damn wow this is sweet find! Thanks for the hot tip

[@AnteroJokinen]

Does Piano roll look like that nowadays? :o Haven't updated Logic in a while I guess.

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

You can change the piano roll from dark to light. There's an option in the preferences. It's been an option around for a while.

[@GareyKennebrew]

thank you ...pretty darn cool

[@philipdunck5825]

Hi man, can you tell me if there is any plugin (AU midi fx) that do the does the same thing as Logic native plugin Modulator, but something with more options, that can automate 3rd party plugins parameters (not just midi cc)? I'm aware that cableguys have MidiShaper (but to use it on logic it's too much steps and I think it only modulate midi cc assignable parameters). Is there anything in the market?

[@NightflyerMusic]

Xfer's LFO Tool?

[@moogmen]

Hi man, thanks for the tutorial, but I have a doubt. How can I record that arp to a track midi? You can help me, Thanks a lot

[@moogmen]

@Jesper E. Thomsen Hi, thanks a lot for the answer and the help. it works perfectly!!!!

[@bryanketcham9922]

thank you for this brother

[@guapetina9734]

how were you able to tell what key your chords were in?

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

I studied music and music theory in college. Check out chart of all major and minor scales on google, it will show you the notes used in each key. I was just using all white keys on the piano, so it was either C major or A minor, and the predominant chord was the Aminor chord.

[@mrflynn01]

You haven’t touched the surface of this synth!!! The GUI might need to be updated for sure.

[@ivanimprov6605]

Hello sorry I reach this place Detect Tempo of An Audio Region PROBLEM! @Eu_0 I have a problem with this command shortcut I do command option + T but nothing happens! Tried to reasign the key but nothing happens! Using 10.7 Please help!

[@NeilWall]

Iván Improv Try inserting the BPM plug-in at the top of the audio track and open it up. If there are sufficient clear regular transients it should display the tempo in real time of that track. This will not work so well on a track that is just vocal for example. It needs to be rhythmic.

[@Ins0mniacGamer]

bro link me to your groove wtf

[@sjondeeg7158]

way to much unimportant actions if you ask me..buy a midi