Sonic Inspiration With Powerful New Drum Machine Designer Workflows In Logic Pro 10.5

[@steveplatt3014]

Superb that Eli

[@simonchristian2264]

Inspiring. Great Video!

[@nicebluejay]

is there anyway to use drum machine designer as a stereo instrument instead of logic creating many many sub channels and returns you may not want/need?

[@elikrantzberg]

It loads up with all the instruments assigned to their own channel strip within a track stack. You can simply keep the stack closed, and just work with the stack master channel strip. Everything is routed there and you can process the entire signal there and program your parts there. So, although it technically isn't a plain vanilla stereo instance (it's a track stack), it looks acts and behaves the same as a single channel strip when the stack is kept closed. Hope this helps.

[@nicebluejay]

@@elikrantzberg ok, thanks eli. i am watching your groove 3, 10.5 update series and it is very helpful. thanks!!!

[@richporter4312]

Hey was just wondering, can I pitch my hi hats or instruments indiviudally if lets say I used a multi output when using drum machine? Something like the Esx24 basically as I want to pitch hats percs and other instruments.

[@MockeryManor]

Rich Porter Yup....each pad is on its own track. Love it.

[@richporter4312]

@@MockeryManor Yeah I found this out after the fact lol. Its seriously sick though man. Was legit considering moving to Ableton before this update

[@francissreckofabian01]

I like this. Interesting. I also like the way you make beats. Seems better / easier? than the piano roll.