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Subject: Logic V Drum Midi Mapping
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Original Message 1/2 13-Mar-21 @ 07:12 PM - RE: Logic V Drum Midi Mapping
Bob Alot
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wo_w9b3LbQ&t=0s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhwl-u6nUFk&t=0s
I recently attempted to record Roland V-Drums into Logic Pro. The 2 videos that I linked above were very helpful in setting the drums up so that we could get sound. In the 2nd video, it shows how to reroute the midi so that you can use different drum plugins.
However, I would like to take a different approach and am having problems doing so. I would like to simply take the midi region from the original live drum performance and move it to another or multiple other new software regions and assign the midi notes where I want them.
For example: Lets say all the drummer played was ride, kick and snare. I would like to select all the ride hits and move them to where the ride would be in my new software instrument (usually D#2) and then select all the kick notes and manually place them in C1 and the snare notes in C2.
I am unable to do this for some reason. It seems like the midi region is still assigned to some other type of midi routing. I don't care at all about the routing or any other data. All I want to do is have the midi notes and be able to use them as if I triggered them myself from a keyboard or drumpad.
Is there anyway I can seperate the midi region from all of its data and just use the midi notes how I want them?
Any and all advice is much appreciated, Thanks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhwl-u6nUFk&t=0s
I recently attempted to record Roland V-Drums into Logic Pro. The 2 videos that I linked above were very helpful in setting the drums up so that we could get sound. In the 2nd video, it shows how to reroute the midi so that you can use different drum plugins.
However, I would like to take a different approach and am having problems doing so. I would like to simply take the midi region from the original live drum performance and move it to another or multiple other new software regions and assign the midi notes where I want them.
For example: Lets say all the drummer played was ride, kick and snare. I would like to select all the ride hits and move them to where the ride would be in my new software instrument (usually D#2) and then select all the kick notes and manually place them in C1 and the snare notes in C2.
I am unable to do this for some reason. It seems like the midi region is still assigned to some other type of midi routing. I don't care at all about the routing or any other data. All I want to do is have the midi notes and be able to use them as if I triggered them myself from a keyboard or drumpad.
Is there anyway I can seperate the midi region from all of its data and just use the midi notes how I want them?
Any and all advice is much appreciated, Thanks!
Message 2/2 24-Apr-21 @ 07:45 PM - RE: Logic V Drum Midi Mapping
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Bob Alot wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wo_w9b3LbQ&t=0s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhwl-u6nUFk&t=0s
I recently attempted to record Roland V-Drums into Logic Pro. The 2 videos that I linked above were very helpful in setting the drums up so that we could get sound. In the 2nd video, it shows how to reroute the midi so that you can use different drum plugins.
However, I would like to take a different approach and am having problems doing so. I would like to simply take the midi region from the original live drum performance and move it to another or multiple other new software regions and assign the midi notes where I want them.
For example: Lets say all the drummer played was ride, kick and snare. I would like to select all the ride hits and move them to where the ride would be in my new software instrument (usually D#2) and then select all the kick notes and manually place them in C1 and the snare notes in C2.
I am unable to do this for some reason. It seems like the midi region is still assigned to some other type of midi routing. I dont care at all about the routing or any other data. All I want to do is have the midi notes and be able to use them as if I triggered them myself from a keyboard or drumpad.
Is there anyway I can seperate the midi region from all of its data and just use the midi notes how I want them?
Any and all advice is much appreciated, Thanks!
Bob Alot wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wo_w9b3LbQ&t=0s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhwl-u6nUFk&t=0s
I recently attempted to record Roland V-Drums into Logic Pro. The 2 videos that I linked above were very helpful in setting the drums up so that we could get sound. In the 2nd video, it shows how to reroute the midi so that you can use different drum plugins.
However, I would like to take a different approach and am having problems doing so. I would like to simply take the midi region from the original live drum performance and move it to another or multiple other new software regions and assign the midi notes where I want them.
For example: Lets say all the drummer played was ride, kick and snare. I would like to select all the ride hits and move them to where the ride would be in my new software instrument (usually D#2) and then select all the kick notes and manually place them in C1 and the snare notes in C2.
I am unable to do this for some reason. It seems like the midi region is still assigned to some other type of midi routing. I dont care at all about the routing or any other data. All I want to do is have the midi notes and be able to use them as if I triggered them myself from a keyboard or drumpad.
Is there anyway I can seperate the midi region from all of its data and just use the midi notes how I want them?
Any and all advice is much appreciated, Thanks!
sorry, i forgot about this question, been very busy
well if you select one of the regions and then open LIST EDIT (icons top right of logic's top bar) it will display all midi events in the region, in time order.. have a look if there is stuff in the region (channel info).
but none of that makes sense about one thing you say.. as it sounds from your description as if it wont let you move the notes in the region to another note number... which cant happen, or i've never heard of it
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