Logic Pro X: MIDI Plug-Ins and Effects

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Evan Sutton

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01 Introduction

001 Logic MIDI plugins.mp4

00:26

02 Note Chord and Rhythm FX

001 Basic arpeggiator functions.mp4

06:22

002 Advanced arpeggiator programming.mp4

07:18

003 Alternate arpeggiator uses.mp4

02:37

004 One-note chords with Chord Trigger.mp4

03:37

005 Advanced chord voicings and structures.mp4

03:34

006 Transposer functions.mp4

04:17

007 Using Chord Trigger Transposer and Arpeggiator in series.mp4

05:21

008 MIDI delays and repeats with Note Repeater.mp4

04:42

03 Control Signal FX

001 Creating expressive control systems with Modifier.mp4

03:26

002 Instrument velocity adjustments with Velocity Processor.mp4

06:04

003 Expanding the modular toolkit with Modulator.mp4

06:48

004 Control signal distortion with Randomizer.mp4

02:38

005 Scripter presets and uses.mp4

04:17

04 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

00:24

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Are you a music producer or composer, and are you curious about the MIDI tools available in Logic Pro? In this course, instructor Evan Sutton walks you through the various stock MIDI plug-ins and effects included in Logic Pro X and how you can use each in your own productions. Evan begins with classic arpeggiator patterns and alternate uses. He shows you how to use the chord trigger and the transposer functions independently and with the arpeggiator, then goes into adding complexity and rhythmic expressiveness with the note repeater. Evan explains how to make controllers more expressive and how to adjust velocity curves. He discusses how to use the modulator for a whole new level of control and the randomizer for a bit of musical chaos. Evan concludes with some of his favorite Scripter presets and uses.

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