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1. #MULTITRACK RECORDING LOGIC PRO X PDF#
2. #MULTITRACK RECORDING LOGIC PRO X PLUS#
3. #MULTITRACK RECORDING LOGIC PRO X MAC#

#MULTITRACK RECORDING LOGIC PRO X PDF#

Which is/hou did you put your favorite logic template settings to achieve all that the most convenient way together?Ģ) I’am a bit confused as I tried my first mlan steps with this Tutorial pdf from motifator… never succeed tho.

#MULTITRACK RECORDING LOGIC PRO X PLUS#

I’am afraid that this whole concept is not crystal clear for me, that’s why i hope you allow me to ask you a few more questions dear Hobbit:ġ) Could you describe me step by step how you work with motif pattern mode and logic before and after transferring the music via mlan to logic? plus how you get the midi to audio afterwards and how you proceed if you want to record new phrases but now directly to logic.? Only as I changed the motifs sync option ‘midi’ back to ‘internal’ and entered an empty pattern trace in the motifs pattern the song could be played correctly by pressing play in Logic. I managed now to transfer the midi data in one external midi track and then separate them by midi channels as described by you :)thank you so much!!! -> dropbox pic 1īy Pressing ‘Play in Logic’ the sound came doubled i guess and some of the instruments in the motif pattern changed - they went crazy… Yes why not Screenshots can be very useful:) new link Let me know if this works for you (I just did the same thing step by step and it worked.). (8) For each region that was created: look up its MIDI channel in the Event Editor and move the region to the External MIDI Track which is assigned to that same channel of MOTIF XS8.

(7) Right mouse click on the region > MIDI > Separate by MIDI channel (6) Hit the “Record” button on LOGIC, your pattern will be recorded on the MIDI track you selected in step 5 (everything in one region only) stop the recording when the pattern is over (5) Select a MIDI track (Software Instrument Track or External MIDI Track) If you hit the “Play” button on LOGIC now, your pattern on the MOTIF XS8 should start to play. (4) Set the tempo to the desired value (= the original tempo of the pattern). (3) File > Project Settings > Synchronization > MIDI > select “MOTIF XS8 Main” in the first line under “Destination” and check the box “Clock” in the corresponding line (2) Pattern Mode > select your Pattern > select F5 ("Chain") if your pattern consists of more than one section (= A, B, C and so on). (1) Utility > Control > MIDI > set “MIDI Sync” to “MIDI” (instead of “internal") If we don’t succeed I’ll use screenshots too. I’ll try to explain in words only at first. I just don't know what specifically to do.Thank you for all the screenshots. This all leads me to believe that I must make a settings change in Reaper to resolve this if possible. I tried the same set of procedures substituting Ableton Live for Logic to see if there was a difference.there isn't.exact same thing. timing is SPOT ON each and every is just that Reaper starts recording at that same point sometime between half a bar or more afterwards. I hard rewind everything and repeat the play procedureĦ. I hit play on Logic and Reaper kicks in either half a bar or more afterwards.ĥ. Reaper awaits the incoming timing message from Logic.ģ.

I set Reaper to SPP (song position pointer) slave sync and hit the record button.Ģ.

#MULTITRACK RECORDING LOGIC PRO X MAC#

The master is Logic Pro X running on a 2012 Mac mini.ġ. I am using Reaper as a multitrack recorder on a 2011 MacBook air with a Behringer XR18 as an interface for both audio input and midi clock.