LOGIC PRO X - Making Groove Templates

[@estebanlopezlimon1346]

The fact that I can apply this to midi regions blew my mind. Looks like I haven't explored the quantize feature enough (or flex mode for that matter). Thank you!!!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

It's brilliant. Find the groove of any loop (including from your favourite tracks), make a Groove Template and apply it to any region in your track. Enjoy!

[@codyperkinsmusic]

I can't believe this isn't a more common tip. This is incredible. Thanks so much, your teaching style is great!!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks Cody. Really glad you’re enjoying the tip.

[@rawpxly]

I learned logic pro completely from beginner to advanced level with the help of your tutorial series I say this to show you my gratitude, thanks a billion sir you are beyond amazing 🙏

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thank you so much - I'm incredibly pleased to hear that the videos have been a useful accompaniment to your journey into music. Cheers!

[@davidpharo]

Great demo, I'd heard of Groove Templates but never got round to actually messing around with them; thanks for making it so easy to grasp!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

You're welcome, DP.

[@andrew6889-p5c]

Wow. Had no idea that was possible. Thank you.

[@jonobuchananmusic]

It's a hidden gem! You're welcome, Andrew. Thanks, as always.

[@ranife]

This feature allows us to create a natural groove that feels like it was played by a real person! Thanks a bunch for today!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

You're welcome, as always.

[@sebastiansalt]

Another thing I thought was only possible in Ableton. Amazing, thank you! Btw your Film Scoring Masterclass for Guildford was so tremendously helpful when I dipped my toes in this area, and I didn’t skip a single second from both videos. I was actually a bit sad when it was over because it was such a great lesson and immersive storytelling.

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks Sebastian. Glad that these videos are proving useful and that the Masterclass was too.

[@catpeterson4577]

Mahalo from O’ahu!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thank you so much!

[@dylanbuchanan8185]

Fantastic! Just what I needed

[@jonobuchananmusic]

You're so welcome. Great name, by the way. ; )

[@paulhoad8606]

Jono, you are far and away the best Logic Pro educator on the internet (alright I haven't seen the entire internet!) but you are really fabulous. I'm so grateful.

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks so much, Paul. Hugely appreciated.

[@peterstevens7401]

Another super-helpful tutorial Jono. THANK YOU for (in addition to the very clear and thorough content) getting to the lesson straight away and, as always, summarizing at the end.

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks Peter. You're welcome!

[@ScottSmithMusic]

This so so awesome! Going to use it right now. Thank you, Jono!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Magic, enjoy!

[@Cuban_Knight]

Awesome Jono! Another great gem!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Have fun with it - it's an amazingly useful feature. Cheers Tes!

[@issiewizzie]

well explained and straight to the point

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks Issie.

[@Hickylovebites]

as always, great tip ! these videos are so useful thank you so much

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks to you too!

[@philippesaisse]

Short, concise and clear! exactly what I needed to get going within minutes! Great job Jono!

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Thanks Philippe!

[@jimjamjom1]

fantastic video. One question i have is, is there a way to copy the velocity as well as the timing? So convert hi hat audio to midi where velocity of notes is transferred? thanks.

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Hi Jason. Thanks, glad it was useful. Think of Groove Templates and Audio to MIDI as two separate processes. If you want to borrow the groove of a rhythmic loop and apply this to multiple regions in a track, Groove Templates are great. If you want to turn the strength of each transient hit of a loop into a Velocity map, Drum Replacement will achieve that most comfortably. I’ve made a 2-part miniseries on this very subject. Part 1 is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anfFeWZ3i9Omb5o Hope this answers your question!

[@drjthornley]

So so valuable.

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Great to hear, thank you.

[@guzzoofoz]

Excellent. 👍

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Many thanks!

[@fallenleaf24]

If you like some of the templates you have made.. make sure to make them in your project template & then you will have them in all projects from that point on

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Great suggestion. Thanks for sharing it.

[@kishorilalkishoreda5719]

Thanks helped me

[@jonobuchananmusic]

Great to hear, thanks!

[@kishorilalkishoreda5719]

@@jonobuchananmusic I was trying to use a midi track, instead of audio track and that wouldn’t work for me and I was wondering why it doesn’t work, but the way you have explained it, it totally makes sense. Thanks again.

[@CristianArangomusic]

🙌🙌🙌

[@jonobuchananmusic]

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