Making Transition FX in Logic's ES2

http://sound-guru.com for more Logic tutorials. Does what it say on the tin. Making a standard template for making buildups.

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• logic
• es2
• synthesis
• tutorial
• music production
• electronic music
• rise
• fx
• effects
• buildup

[zmoisey99]

how do you do this using the piano roll? I can't seem to get this to work

[soundsLogical]

@zmoisey99 View >> Hyperdraw >> Modulation. The draw in the modwheel movement as if it was automation.

[zmoisey99]

@soundsLogical I got the Mod window to show up under the hyperdraw but i'm not sure where to go from there. I can't get the different styles to play properly. I am also about to get a MIDI keyboard so how would I go about using a keyboard too? Pleasee help! Thank you!

[soundsLogical]

@zmoisey99 Once you've got the mod winodw up, you just draw in points, which simulate modwheel movements. If you get a keyboard, you just press record and wiggle the modwheel!

[AugenBersten]

I hear a very soft sine wave type tone even when my only oscillator is set to noise. How do I get rid of this?

[tricky12321]

i need a midi keyboard badly...



[Bassnetic]

You star, learnt alot in this one, THANKS!!

[jowa4410]

The automation target "LFO 1" is blacked out for me. How can I fix this?

[Zepoch1]

dayum

[TheTopalexandru]

Very useful, thank you!

[doctorbower1989]

Thanks man

[MILLSPRO123]

who taught you this lol!

[powernapper89]

@BuddaS0und Maybe you should try to go the the vector display (In the middle instead of Router) and turn the Vector Mode off (and the X-target and Y-target). This will produce a straight line. Also the intensity of the Chorus or Flanger must be turned to zero. Furthermore in the filter section, there can be a huge difference in sound output between the Lo, Hi or Peak for instance.