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Darren Burgos on Sep 07, in Logic Pro 4 comments. The value ranges from 0 no swing to 99 full swing. You might also want to go backward in time. Often but not always this will steal the life right out from under the performance. You can! Click the region first, and from Region Parameters, make sure a quantization value is selected.

A value of 10 ticks is usually a good amount when used in mid-paced music, but for slower tempos you might want to leave it set to its default single tick value. Try it! Often you might need to quickly switch between these values, and if so, you can use key commands to do this. The 10 ticks value is not set by default so try setting it to Control-Option-X. For example, when repeating sections, moving arrange markers, or even when using the Marquee Tool to cut and copy areas of the song.

The beautiful thing about this is that the region stays perfectly in place, but is played later or earlier depending on your value internally. By clicking the Operate Only button, and your selected notes will be randomized by 10 ticks. Spent a lot of time perfecting a groove in the Piano Roll? Recorded an amazing Piano part or bass part? Simply find another region you want to quantize, select it, and choose the groove quantization you made.

It retains the original part, and only moves similarly positioned notes. This can also be done globally across an entire track. Now hover the track number on any tracks you want to apply the source quantization to and put a check in the box that appears.

Note positions on the source star track will now dictate the positions on the ones with checks. More articles by this author. Darren started making music on computers when he was a teenager in His first computer was an Amiga, and when he realized the power of computer-based production, his addiction for making electronic music began.

Darren switched to Mac in and started using Logic Pro. He’s been involved in many music projects over the years incl Read More. Create an account or login to get started! Audio is your ultimate daily resource covering the latest news, reviews, tutorials and interviews for digital music makers, by digital music makers.

Log In Create Account. A NonLinear Educating Company. For all the wonderful production tools available in Logic Pro X, it’s easy for music to sound too rigid, too robotic. In this tutorial Darren Burgos shows how to give your beats a real, human feel. Logic Pro logic pro tutorial logic pro X quantise audio quantize quantization tips logic swing. Darren Burgos More articles by this author. Related Videos. The Future of Podcasting is Spatial.

Discussion Dave DeLizza. There are only 6 here, and there’s no mention of the quantize range here which would probably be pretty beneficial. Thanks for the response Dave. When Ask Audio were naming my article, I think they were considering the 6th step as two which makes sense.

Glad they changed it to 6 though! I intentionally left out Q-Range since my intention was to write a clear and simple article on humanizing techniques.

Q-Range is a bit baffling to some, so I didn’t want to muddy-up the article with it. Hi Dave. Indeed there are 6. Would love to see something clear and concise on q-range. I always fumble and get good results but i feel like i’m re-learning it freshly every time. Thanks guys. Want to join the discussion? Featured Articles. Related Articles. Logic Pro Will it revolutionize the way we record and mix? Spotlight Courses. Categories News Reviews Tutorials Interviews.

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By Fagabeefy , February 18, in Logic Pro. I was wondering, do you guys think this is the best way to humanize midi? If not, can anyone suggest how they themselves like to do it? My new Logic Pro Book is out!

Also, do not underestimate the power of the swing quantization as well as various Q values you could set. With respect: your Avatar suggests otherwise! Good luck with your humanization! PowerBookPro 15″ Logic OK from what I understand of your description of the video, he’s talking about quantizing, not humanizing.

Yes, the video is called “How to Strength Quantize,” and it’s just a nice simple demonstration of the Q-Strength parameter. Is this humanizing permanent? If not, how do I make the humanize permanent in the region? Those of us who are, um, a bit lacking on the performance side of things aren’t able to get away with that. Thus it does not sound human I’ve tried all kinds of humanizing tools and systems and they always lack something, hmm, human about ’em.

I’m into DE humanizing things. You may say that, but really, it’s not you. It was the inventor of the accordion, Czjerny Czjernyslov, that sought to dehumanize the masses with an instrument whose sound was so pungent, so powerful, so inescapable, that it would cause the whole of humanity to submit to it and eventually do his bidding.

Clearly you are trying to assume the mantle by claiming as your own the sins of the father. And that’s just so ‘s. So try to remember: it’s not you. You’re just a survivor.

It is just the way I reed your post above – it just squeezes my heart. You don’t wanta tango with me, brudder! I think we are off topic now. Yeah, pretty much. Good job! Shakes ReinMan’s hand. I knew we’d make a good team. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead. Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL.

By Ananna , 54 minutes ago in Logic Pro. By supahd , March 12, in Logic Pro. Click here! Humanizing Midi. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Fagabeefy Posted February 18, Posted February 18, OSX Logic Pro 8. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options David Nahmani Posted February 18, No time to watch the video – do you mind describing it in the post?

Fagabeefy Posted February 19, Posted February 19, Well, He took a regular midi beat and quantized it to 16th notes, Then he went to ‘show extended region perimeters’ , afterwards he changed the percentage value of the ‘strength’ to vary it’s placement on the grid. He didn’t mess with the velocities of the notes at all. I was just wondering because he didn’t mention the ‘Humanize’ feature, which looks sort of complicated to me.

I haven’t really fiddled with humanize yet, just took a glance at it. This way looks pretty easy though, and I was wondering if this does basically the same thing as the Humanize function? The humanize features allows you to alter a few different parameters including velocity and position. You can choose the amount of variation of each parameter. To me, it’s much quicker and easier than what you are describing. Logic Studio 9 Mac OS Kent Sandvik Posted February 19, I need to play around with it, I’m easily intimidated when opening up a new function or plug-in, took me forever to start playing with the ES2.

ReinMan Posted February 19, David Nahmani Posted February 19, Hope that helps. Logic Pro 9. AnthoniJi Posted August 12, Posted August 12, Beer Moth Posted August 12, If you don’t undo it,yes. Cloggy,to those who remember. If you want human feel, why not just play the parts in? Wouldn’t your own inconsistencies be as random as what humanizing would do?

Just curious Bruno Republic Posted August 12, Kent Sandvik Posted August 12, ReinMan Posted August 12, I play the accordion. Olisidecar Posted August 13, Posted August 13, Quantizing then humanizing seems to work quite nicely for me Not many clicks for a pretty decent result.

MacBook 2. ReinMan Posted August 13, Yes, that’s right, it’s not your fault. Gowon, have a good cry. Aw, now stop yer bellowing It was meant to push your buttons. Something by Strauss perhaps? Or a more traditional Polish folk number? Join the conversation You can post now and register later. Reply to this topic Insert image from URL. Go to topic listing. Recent Topics I recorded all my instruments and vocals correctly sound in time with click track metronome for months, but now last section of my vocals are not in sync.

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