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Darren Burgos on Nov 11, in Logic Pro 3 comments. Logic’s new MIDI FX Arpeggiator can add instant complexity to sustained chords, and even single notes. Based on the parameters you set, it can play notes in sequence up, down, up and down, across multiple octaves, and much more. When you go to record the arpeggio, it’s a bit of a let down though. The actual notes it creates are not directly recorded, only your held chords or single notes. In this article I’ll show you two ways of capturing the output of the arpeggiator.
One method is actually built right into the arpeggiator itself! Let’s get started. Hold a chord down and watch the small icon that looks like steps in the top left corner. Now release the chord. There’s your arpeggiation! Now you might be wondering why it’s such a small slice, but remember what the arpeggiator is actually doing… it’s repeating the chord by playing the individual notes in sequence over and over again.
To play the arpeggiation for as long as you intended, simply loop the region for as many bars as necessary. Remove or Bypass Arpeggiator now, since you’re done with it! If you don’t, the MIDI regions you’ve dragged will re-trigger Arpeggiator. Keep in mind, when you’re dragging out multiple arpeggios, position your mouse onto the next unoccupied bar. Arpeggiator’s MIDI drag places its patterns on the start of a bar only. If say the patterns you’re dragging are a half bar in length, and you position the second pattern in the middle of a bar, you’ll overlap the dragged region onto the first.
In the steps above, we simply used the default arpeggiation, but feel free to change any parameter on the arpeggiator… MIDI drag will work with any pattern Arpeggiator creates. For example the default pattern simply plays 16th notes starting from the low note to the high note, if we change Arpeggiator to a more complex pattern like up and down, with an octave range of 4, the pattern you drag will be longer.
OK, so now we know we can manually piece the Arpeggiator together with the drag button, but what about simply capturing the output of an already built chord structure, or for that matter, any MIDI FX output not just Arpeggiator? Since Logic doesn’t yet allows for this, we’ll need to use the Mac’s built-in Inter-Application Communication driver, or IAC driver for short.
This gives us a virtual path to first send Arpeggiator out of Logic, then back through as MIDI that Logic can then capture. Logic see’s the IAC driver at its physical input just like it sees any incoming MIDI controller.
Virtual or physical, Logic can’t tell the difference. First, we’ll need to enable the IAC driver. You only have to do this once, as your Mac will remember this through restarts and shutdowns.
Go to the Mac’s Finder, click on the Go Menu and select Utilities. Open the application called Audio MIDI Setup. Click on the Window menu, then onto Show MIDI Window. Double-click the IAC Driver icon in the window that appears. Now that we’ve enabled the virtual path, let’s go back to Logic. Duplicate the channel strip with the arpeggiator you want to capture. Click the New Track With Duplicate Setting Button.
By using the External instrument, we’ll be able to send Arpeggiator’s MIDI out of Logic. Click on the External Instrument to open it. from its MIDI Destination menu, select IAC Driver , then close its window. Now, move the MIDI from the original Arpeggiator track down to the duplicated External Instrument track. This is an important step. Your original chord progression on the intended instrument will be used to trigger the duplicated Arpeggiator.
This duplicated Arpeggiator sends the arp pattern to the External Instrument, that is then sending its output to the IAC driver! It’s actually a lot simpler than it sounds! We’re nearly there. Click back onto the original track, and bypass the Arpeggiator since you’ll no longer need it. There should be no MIDI here since you’ve moved it down to the duplicated External Instrument track. Allow it to play all the way through… as it records, you should see the individual notes being captured.
Once captured, you should immediately bypass the External Instrument and it’s Arpeggiator since it’s output will continue to send even when the track is muted! Depending on the speed of your Mac, how complex the song your working in is, and other factors, you might have to quantize the resulting captured MIDI. As I mentioned briefly above, this is also a great way to capture MIDI from any of the other MIDI FX plug-ins like Modulator, Note Repeater and Randomizer. More articles by this author.
Darren started making music on computers when he was a teenager in His first computer was an Amiga, and when he realized the power of computer-based production, his addiction for making electronic music began. Darren switched to Mac in and started using Logic Pro. He’s been involved in many music projects over the years incl Read More.
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One of the most impressive improvements in Logic Pro X is the addition of MIDI FX plug-ins, in particular the Arpeggiator. In this tutorial Darren Burgos reveals two ways to capture its actual output. apple logic pro how to use logic pro learn logic pro Logic Pro logic pro 10 logic pro help logic pro how to Logic Pro Tips Logic Pro training logic pro tutorials logic pro X use logic pro Arpeggiator Arpeggiator logic pro create arpeggiated patterns. Darren Burgos More articles by this author.
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I’ve noticed that unfortunately in the controller section of the midi plug-ins Logic developers have skipped a number of available midi controllers, between 31 and 64 for instance. I need those however, since I’m working on third party self developed instruments that have their controller range in this zone.
Is there a reason for doing so? and is there a chance that this will be rectified in later versions? Is there a way to bypass the problem? After reading the brilliant article by Darren, I guess he’s the man of the solution. best walter.
Thanks for the article. Very useful. I wonder if it would be possible to capture multiple tracks simultaneously this way? Want to join the discussion? Featured Articles. Related Articles. Logic Pro Will it revolutionize the way we record and mix? Spotlight Courses. Categories News Reviews Tutorials Interviews.
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To play the arpeggiation for as long as you intended, simply loop the region for as many bars as necessary. Remove or Bypass Arpeggiator now, since you’re done with it! If you don’t, the MIDI regions you’ve dragged will re-trigger Arpeggiator. Keep in mind, when you’re dragging out multiple arpeggios, position your mouse onto the next unoccupied bar. Arpeggiator’s MIDI drag places its patterns on the start of a bar only.
If say the patterns you’re dragging are a half bar in length, and you position the second pattern in the middle of a bar, you’ll overlap the dragged region onto the first.
In the steps above, we simply used the default arpeggiation, but feel free to change any parameter on the arpeggiator… MIDI drag will work with any pattern Arpeggiator creates. For example the default pattern simply plays 16th notes starting from the low note to the high note, if we change Arpeggiator to a more complex pattern like up and down, with an octave range of 4, the pattern you drag will be longer.
OK, so now we know we can manually piece the Arpeggiator together with the drag button, but what about simply capturing the output of an already built chord structure, or for that matter, any MIDI FX output not just Arpeggiator? Since Logic doesn’t yet allows for this, we’ll need to use the Mac’s built-in Inter-Application Communication driver, or IAC driver for short.
This gives us a virtual path to first send Arpeggiator out of Logic, then back through as MIDI that Logic can then capture. Logic see’s the IAC driver at its physical input just like it sees any incoming MIDI controller. Virtual or physical, Logic can’t tell the difference. First, we’ll need to enable the IAC driver. You only have to do this once, as your Mac will remember this through restarts and shutdowns.
Go to the Mac’s Finder, click on the Go Menu and select Utilities. Open the application called Audio MIDI Setup. Click on the Window menu, then onto Show MIDI Window. Double-click the IAC Driver icon in the window that appears.
Now that we’ve enabled the virtual path, let’s go back to Logic. Duplicate the channel strip with the arpeggiator you want to capture. Click the New Track With Duplicate Setting Button. By using the External instrument, we’ll be able to send Arpeggiator’s MIDI out of Logic.
Click on the External Instrument to open it. from its MIDI Destination menu, select IAC Driver , then close its window. Now, move the MIDI from the original Arpeggiator track down to the duplicated External Instrument track. This is an important step. Your original chord progression on the intended instrument will be used to trigger the duplicated Arpeggiator. This duplicated Arpeggiator sends the arp pattern to the External Instrument, that is then sending its output to the IAC driver!
It’s actually a lot simpler than it sounds! We’re nearly there. Click back onto the original track, and bypass the Arpeggiator since you’ll no longer need it. There should be no MIDI here since you’ve moved it down to the duplicated External Instrument track. Allow it to play all the way through… as it records, you should see the individual notes being captured. Once captured, you should immediately bypass the External Instrument and it’s Arpeggiator since it’s output will continue to send even when the track is muted!
Depending on the speed of your Mac, how complex the song your working in is, and other factors, you might have to quantize the resulting captured MIDI. As I mentioned briefly above, this is also a great way to capture MIDI from any of the other MIDI FX plug-ins like Modulator, Note Repeater and Randomizer. More articles by this author. Darren started making music on computers when he was a teenager in His first computer was an Amiga, and when he realized the power of computer-based production, his addiction for making electronic music began.
Darren switched to Mac in and started using Logic Pro. He’s been involved in many music projects over the years incl Read More. Create an account or login to get started! Audio is your ultimate daily resource covering the latest news, reviews, tutorials and interviews for digital music makers, by digital music makers. After you turn on the Arpeggiator, the Arpeggiator pop-up menu appears in the menu bar.
You can choose an Arpeggiator preset and adjust Arpeggiator settings, including note order, note range, and octave range from the Arpeggiator pop-up menu. You can also open the Arpeggiator MIDI plug-in window to make further changes. In Logic Pro, click the Arpeggiator button in the Smart Controls menu bar.
Turning on the Arpeggiator inserts the Arpeggiator plug-in on the channel strip, after which you can use the Arpeggiator button to bypass the Arpeggiator. You can also open the Arpeggiator plug-in from the channel strip.
Choose Note Range, then choose a note value for arpeggiated notes, based on the tempo of the song. In Logic Pro, choose Open Arpeggiator from the Arpeggiator pop-up menu in the Smart Controls menu bar. For full details about using the Arpeggiator MIDI plug-in, see Arpeggiator MIDI plug-in overview.
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