Logic Multiple Cuts

We're reaching the end of the oldies but for now here's another. This one focuses on a neat trick for cutting to the grid in Logic Pro. In this video you'll see how to use this technique to cut up a synth pad to make rhythmic pulses. This technique can also be used for making "glitches" or tremolo effects.

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• James Muir
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[mrsanchopuncho]

Thank you so much for uploading these incredibly helpful tutorials.

[JamesAndrewMuir]

@mrsanchopuncho Thanks for the comment, it's good to hear they're useful.

James

[guibr18]

Could you help me, I've exported a midi track from Cubase 5, It's a track that controls a guitar pedal via midi, it's a Digitech Whammy IV pedal that only have the Midi In...

I've exported the midi track to an External Midi track instrument in Logic Pro and it works, but i can't find the midi values to change, i can only see some numbers in the track, something like 4 20 3 21 4 20 3, every number is inside a little box...

do you know how can i see and change this values?!

Many thanks!

[JamesAndrewMuir]

@guibr18 Sorry, that's a job I've never done, so no insight I'm afraid, sorry I couldn't help.

James

[guibr18]

@JamesAndrewMuir

If i send you the Midi file, do you think you would know it?!

Basically, I'm not finding the Midi data in the Midi track, but i know it's there...

Many thanks anyway, your tutorials are great!

[JamesAndrewMuir]

@guibr18 By all means email me the file, you can email through the site address at the bottom of the page. No promises but I'll definitely take a look.

James

[JamesAndrewMuir]

Thanks for getting in touch, I'm really pleased you found it helpful.

[zacanowski]

this was so helpful and has changed the way I will work with drums! thanks so much