In this video, I demonstrate four more creative arpeggiator tricks to assist with composition, songwriting and production. In particular utilizing the drag and drop MIDI features and silent capture in the Arpeggiator. Enjoy! Support the sponsor of this video! Boombox.io ➛ bit.ly/boomboxsponsor Buy my Divine Waves Sampler Instrument Pack here! ➛ www.carneymediagroup.com/sample-packs Check out my Divine Waves Trailer Video here ➛ ruclips.net/video/nhxkpSmAuao/видео.htmlsi=e6i5t_ThKBT5BwWW Check out my Divine Waves Demonstration Video here ➛ruclips.net/video/NLOHfoggQDE/видео.html Download my 35-part Logic Course here! ➛ www.logicproguide.com For mixing/mastering work, contact me at my website ➛ carneymediagroup.com Follow MusicTechHelpGuy on Instagram ➛ instagram.com/musictechhelpguy Support the channel on Patreon ➛ patreon.com/musictechhelpguy Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:07 Boombox.io Sponsor Segment 2:00 Drag and Drop Chords 4:59 Drag and Drop Melodies 8:07 Drop and Drop Input MIDI 11:19 Silent Capture
This is what the Logic community's been missing: practical, creative, out-of-the-box, musical applications to the tools we have in Logic. We do not need more tutorial videos explaining what these tools do, you and a bunch of other RUclipsrs like Why Logic Pro Rules, I'm A Music Mogul, etc have already covered all of the beginner/intermediate levels ad nauseum. Please keep going with this, not just with the Arpeggiator but with all the other MIDI FX plugins, audio effect plugins and stock Logic software instruments. This could keep you busy for an extremely long time! Thank you so much for your hard work, keep it up!
Sir, I really really appreciate your tutorials. No coffee breaks or time fillers or irrelevant tips like others do to lengthen their videos. I know making tutorials takes lots of planning because the knowledge of the audience varies. Not everyone can make good tutorials. And I still remember your old tutorial on those two buttons on the right of the play button because I actually used them for a track. You're the best Logic teacher I know on the internet. Thank you so much for the effort. I'm just a hobbyist so I just learn for fun and one day I showed my singer friend what I made in Logic and was changing some things and he told me that I use logic better than some pros he worked with. It was the best thing I've heard in a while and I showed him your channel and said this is where I learned. I do my best to support your channel (liking commenting sharing is the best I can do for now).
I often watch your tutorials and generally don’t comment but I should. You are my go to for all things Logic. You are great at this and much appreciated probably by many who don’t say so😁👍
Man I’m gonna be going down one hell of a arpeggiating rabbit hole. 😂 would love my piano skills to match my ambition but this will save a lot of time. Great series of videos
In the first examples I'm using an ES2 patch called "Classic Synth Bass" but changed the settings a bit. The last example is a Kontakt instrument called "Deft Lines" and I'm using a bass preset call "Pachyderm".
Thanks for these recent arpeggiator videos! In about 20 minutes I created this short phrase (ruclips.net/video/4Kb20YPjRms/видео.html). Now I'd like to refine it manually so I need to convert the arpeggiated piano part into MIDI region, placed in a track. I've seen some pretty complicated suggested workflows. Can you outline a straight forward approach?
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In this video, I demonstrate four more creative arpeggiator tricks to assist with composition, songwriting and production. In particular utilizing the drag and drop MIDI features and silent capture in the Arpeggiator. Enjoy!
Support the sponsor of this video! Boombox.io ➛ bit.ly/boomboxsponsor
Buy my Divine Waves Sampler Instrument Pack here! ➛ www.carneymediagroup.com/sample-packs
Check out my Divine Waves Trailer Video here ➛ ruclips.net/video/nhxkpSmAuao/видео.htmlsi=e6i5t_ThKBT5BwWW
Check out my Divine Waves Demonstration Video here ➛ruclips.net/video/NLOHfoggQDE/видео.html
Download my 35-part Logic Course here! ➛ www.logicproguide.com
For mixing/mastering work, contact me at my website ➛ carneymediagroup.com
Follow MusicTechHelpGuy on Instagram ➛ instagram.com/musictechhelpguy
Support the channel on Patreon ➛ patreon.com/musictechhelpguy
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:07 Boombox.io Sponsor Segment
2:00 Drag and Drop Chords
4:59 Drag and Drop Melodies
8:07 Drop and Drop Input MIDI
11:19 Silent Capture
10 years using Logic and now finally finding about about the midi drag and drop function, thank you so much
This is what the Logic community's been missing: practical, creative, out-of-the-box, musical applications to the tools we have in Logic. We do not need more tutorial videos explaining what these tools do, you and a bunch of other RUclipsrs like Why Logic Pro Rules, I'm A Music Mogul, etc have already covered all of the beginner/intermediate levels ad nauseum. Please keep going with this, not just with the Arpeggiator but with all the other MIDI FX plugins, audio effect plugins and stock Logic software instruments. This could keep you busy for an extremely long time! Thank you so much for your hard work, keep it up!
Sir, I really really appreciate your tutorials. No coffee breaks or time fillers or irrelevant tips like others do to lengthen their videos. I know making tutorials takes lots of planning because the knowledge of the audience varies. Not everyone can make good tutorials. And I still remember your old tutorial on those two buttons on the right of the play button because I actually used them for a track. You're the best Logic teacher I know on the internet. Thank you so much for the effort. I'm just a hobbyist so I just learn for fun and one day I showed my singer friend what I made in Logic and was changing some things and he told me that I use logic better than some pros he worked with. It was the best thing I've heard in a while and I showed him your channel and said this is where I learned. I do my best to support your channel (liking commenting sharing is the best I can do for now).
I often watch your tutorials and generally don’t comment but I should. You are my go to for all things Logic. You are great at this and much appreciated probably by many who don’t say so😁👍
Omg thank you. That silent capture feature is amazing. It’s the same as the endless sequencer in my op-1, now I don’t have to use the op-1 for that!
You're amazing! I subbed to you long years ago, and I still appreciate your wonderful tutorials, especially about this arpeggiator. Thank you.
Man I’m gonna be going down one hell of a arpeggiating rabbit hole. 😂 would love my piano skills to match my ambition but this will save a lot of time. Great series of videos
Enjoyed every one of the arpegiator stuff👍
Super useful video, came in handy to add some interesting synth arpeggios to a tension track I just finished as the finishing touch!
Priceless advices here. A mandatory watch. For every genre.
Outstanding as always. Thank you ⚡️
Your videos are such great content ❤ great job sir
And once again, you came up with exactly what I needed at the right time... Thanks mate !
That was fantastic. I never new this, how cool is that.
dude you just rediscovered the arp for me :) get's to show how ignorant we can sometimes be to stock plugins - it's a wicked tool!
Thanks, Josh!
You are really awesome 🎉
Thanks😊
You are great 👍🏼 where you from? You really enlighten me a lot for the 3 videos !
What are you using for the bassline? Is that from a stock synth? Great sounding bass patch!
In the first examples I'm using an ES2 patch called "Classic Synth Bass" but changed the settings a bit. The last example is a Kontakt instrument called "Deft Lines" and I'm using a bass preset call "Pachyderm".
Thanks for these recent arpeggiator videos! In about 20 minutes I created this short phrase (ruclips.net/video/4Kb20YPjRms/видео.html). Now I'd like to refine it manually so I need to convert the arpeggiated piano part into MIDI region, placed in a track. I've seen some pretty complicated suggested workflows. Can you outline a straight forward approach?