6 modi per umanizzare Beats e Regioni MIDI in Logic Pro X

Darren Burgos on Sep 07, 2015 in Logic Pro 4 comments

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.  

A volte quantizzazione a 1/16 note può sembrare noioso e sterile. Se tu

1. Adding Swing to Quantized MIDI  

Altalena consente di spostare

Pic 1

Esso

Pic 2

2. Loosen up a Quantized MIDI Part

Se si gioca chiavi, si

Pic3: Q-Strength

3. Nudging MIDI and Regions

A seconda del suono

Pic 4: Set Nudge Value to 10 ticks

4. Delaying Regions

Quando tu

Pic 5: Region Parameter’s “Delay”

5. Randomly Alter MIDI

Si può facilmente

Pic 6: Humanize 

6. Use the Feel From Other MIDI Regions

Abbiamo trascorso un sacco di tempo a perfezionare una scanalatura nel Piano Roll? Registrato una parte Piano straordinario o parte di basso? Perché non utilizzare queste grandi parti suono / sensazione di applicare quantizzazioni ad altre regioni / parti della vostra canzone? In primo luogo, scegliere la regione di origine (con il buon tempismo) e il nome della regione

Pic 7: Make Groove Template

Questo può essere fatto anche a livello globale in un intero brano. Fare clic destro sul nome della traccia che si

Spero che questo articolo ti ha aiutato aggiungere un po 'la vita al vostro MIDI! Grazie per aver letto.

Learn more production tips and tricks for Logic Pro X in The Academy HERE.

Darren Burgos

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Darren started making music on computers when he was a teenager in 1987. 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 1994 and started using Logic Pro. He's been involved in many music projects over the years incl... Read More

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Dave DeLizza
There are only 6 here, and there's no mention of the quantize range here which would probably be pretty beneficial.
Sep 07, 2015
DarrenB
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.
Sep 07, 2015
Rounik
Hi Dave. Thanks. Indeed there are 6. #7 should be the quantise range... but there's time in another article to bring that into play. Thanks.
Sep 07, 2015
Dave DeLizza
Cool. 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.
Sep 07, 2015

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