Logic Pro: Capture zuletzt als Aufnahme-Take für MIDI und Audio

You've just played the performance of a lifetime but Logic was in playback, not record, mode. All is not lost! Rounik Sethi shows you how to recall your last played MIDI or audio performance!  

Also, youve gerade gespielt die Leistung eines ganzen Lebens, aber Logik war in der Wiedergabe nicht aufgezeichnet, Modus. Es ist nicht alles verloren! Werfen wir einen Blick darauf, wie können Sie Ihre zuletzt gespielten MIDI-oder Audio-Performance erinnern, auch wenn Logic war nicht im Aufnahme-Modus.

Ja, Sie haben richtig gelesen, und das ist nicht nur für Sie MIDI-Unholde. Logic Pro ist in der Lage, der zuletzt abgespielten Audio-Performance zu erinnern!

Lasst uns durch die Erforschung, wie das funktioniert mit MIDI-Performances beginnen ...


1 - Nehmen Sie MIDI-Aufzeichnung Als

Obwohl es sich um ein gut dokumentiertes Feature können viele Logic Benutzer nicht bewusst zu sein. Beginnen Sie mit der rechten Maustaste auf den Transport, und wählen Sie, um die Transport-Bar anpassen. Achten Sie darauf, Capture-Aufnahme in der ersten Spalte zu ermöglichen. Die Capture-Recording-Taste wird nun neben dem Aufnahme-Button in der Transport angezeigt werden.

Enable the Capture Recording button in the Transport.

Abb. 1. Aktivieren Sie die Capture-Aufnahme-Schaltfläche im Transport.


Hinweis: Sie können auch einen Tastaturbefehl zuweisen, um als Aufnahme machen. Gehen Sie zu Logic Pro

Dann gehen Sie folgendermaßen vor:

  1. Create a software instrument track. 
  2. Hit play (Logic’s Transport MUST be running for this to work).
  3. Play some keys on your MIDI Controller or Caps lock keyboard and hit stop.
  4. Click the Capture as Recording button (or use the key command).

Und das ist alles dort ist zu ihm. Ihre letzte Aufführung wird zu einer MIDI-Region auf der Spur geschrieben werden! Vergewissern Sie sich, um die Aufnahme sofort nach dem Anhalten erfassen Logics Verkehr. Wenn Sie andere Funktionen ausführen, bevor Sie einen Logic kann vergessen, dass die letzte Vorstellung.


2 - Nehmen Sie als Audio-Aufzeichnung

Erfassung der zuletzt abgespielten Aufnahme auf Audio-Tracks wird von allen außer einer Handvoll Logic Experten als unmöglich betrachtet. Aber unmöglich ist es nicht! Befolgen Sie diese Schritte und youll verlieren nie wieder eine Leistung!

  1. Setup the inputs of an audio track to record an audio source.
  2. Enable Punch on the Fly mode so Logic is always listening: Options > Audio > Punch on the Fly. (See Fig 2.)
  3. Record-arm the audio track, hit Play in Logic’s transport and begin playing / singing. 
  4. BEFORE you stop playback, hit the Record button (R) then stop playback.

Fig 2. Make sure Punch on the Fly is enabled.

Abb. 2. Stellen Sie sicher, Punch on the Fly aktiviert ist.


Wie erwartet eine kurze Audio-Region erscheint, wenn Sie Rekord geschlagen. Da war in Logic Punch on the Fly-Modus, dass die gesamte Region Audiodatei aus, wenn Sie die Wiedergabe gestartet enthält! Jetzt ziehen Sie die linke Ecke der Region, um die gesamte Audio-Performance als Aufzeichnung eingefangen zu enthüllen!

Drag the bottom left-corner of the audio region to the left to reveal the entire audio performance.

Ziehen Sie den linken unteren Ecke des Audio-Region auf der linken Seite, um die gesamte Audio-Performance zeigen.


Und das ist alles dort ist zu ihm! Sofern Sie nicht zu Punch on the Fly aktiviert haben vergessen, war oder Logic Transport nicht im Spiel-Modus gibt es keine Entschuldigung zu verlieren, dass alle wichtigen, once-in-a-lifetime Marmelade wenn Sie mit Logic Pro!


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Discussion

Tieg
Incredible. Can we get a lesson on what Logic CAN'T do? Because I think that's the last thing I don't know about it.
Rounik
It is a cool trick! You know, I believe Logic can't make tea... but that's got me thinking, with a little bit of Environment trickery and suitable MIDI hardware it might be able to do just that...

hmmm ;-)
Tinnitus
One thing Logic won't do is start, at least on my computer...and a quite a few other folks out there too, according to what research I've done in the last few days.

Logic ran fine for about three weeks, then decided it didn't to start anymore. Since I downloaded my installation from the App store, I got ZERO support. They just said there's nothing they could/would do and refunded my money to my credit card. And boy that pisses me off.
Reach
@tinnitus were you able to goto an apple store?
Tinnitus
No. Apple Stores are a long way from where I live.

Perhaps next months new OS release will bring it back to life, maybe.

But the Apple store online didn't even ask questions about anything. Didn't try. Just basically said "Sorry, here's your money back."

I really like what I saw in Logic and wanted to learn more about it. But...
Rounik
Hi Tinnitus,

Could you give us some more details. Even better post a new thread on the Logic MPV forums here:
http://www.macprovideo.com/forum/

We'll do our best to help you :)
Rounik
In fact, what version of Mac OS X are you running? Did you run all the updates for Logic 9 on your Mac (through software update)?

Cheers
R
Tinnitus
iMac 27-inch, Late 2009, OS X 10.7.4, 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 12 GB 1067 MHz DDR3

I've fixed the problem (nobody asked). I went deep into the darkest part of the library folder and found
com.apple.logic.pro.plist and moved it to the desktop. then I started Logic and it works fine.


Do you guys use a little signature thing at the bottom of this text box so everyone can write their system specs there...?
Rounik
Well, that's good news of course... I thought from your previous message that Logic wouldn't start on your Mac period... and you'd taken the refund.

Logic is a massive application and with anything so complex can occasionally need a little troubleshooting. Removing the logic.pro.plist is a great way to remove any errors caused when starting due to the global settings.

In case anyone else reads this and needs to know more check this out:
http://www.macprovideo.com/hub/logic-pro/trash-talk-guide-reset-logics-preference-files

We don't have a signature on The Hub comments - as The Hub is an online magazine more than a forum.

However, we do have an excellent forum at macProVideo with some Logic and audio experts that hang out there. Check out the forums here:
http://www.macprovideo.com/forum/

Cheers
R
Darren Burgos
Wow! Amazing tip Rounik! :)
Rounik
Thanks Darren!

:)
logicluvva
Wow. That was trippy about the audio capture. GOOD Trippy though ! Ha.. Ace as always
Jan
The midi capturing will work only if Logic's Transport running.
If anybody wants to capture midi always, there is an application for that in AppStore. Capture midi or www.audiocr.com
Rounik
Hi Jan,

Actually Jan, that's simply NOT true. MIDI Capture does work when Logic's Transport is not running!! Once you've stopped the transport simply hit the Capture MIDI take button or use the key command and voila your MIDI performance will appear. Best not to do anything between the time the transport stops and you capture MIDI though.
Jan
Unfortunately it is true, Logic Pro will not record any melody you play when logic playhead is not running. Logic Pro playhead must be running in order to remember your play. Once is stopped you can recover what you have played but only the melody when Logic Playhead has been running. This is huge limitation comparing to Cubase, as it has 10 000 midi events default retrospective buffer, and Cubase can recover melodies even when your playhead is not running. Imagine you setup a piano and improvise, everything you played can be recovered in Cubase. For Logic or other DAWs that miss this amazingly useful feature, Capture midi will do that.
Rounik
Yes Jan, you're correct. Your previous comment made it sound like Logic's transport needs to be running to capture MIDI... but in fact, it needs to have been running to capture MIDI.
fedtho
Well - three and a half years later, the tip is still good, big thanks!
It was too late for me - I hadn't enabled automation recording (latch) and had already started listening to the result when I found your tip; I guess that qualifies as "too late".
...after reading the last posts, though, "Capture midi" seems like a very good tip, so thanks for pointing that out too!

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