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Recording MIDI Effects in Logic

CamblerCambler
edited December 2023 in Logic Pro

This may be a basic question but how does one record the midi output of a midi plugin in Logic. Case in Point - using Scaler as a midi effect on virtual instrument and wanting to play the pads in Scaler and record the Scaler produced chor

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  • FPCFPC

    Press and hold on on the midi FX. Select "Record MIDI to Track Here". Hitting record on Logic will now record the midi output.

  • CamblerCambler

    @FPC said:
    Press and hold on on the midi FX. Select "Record MIDI to Track Here". Hitting record on Logic will now record the midi output.

    Thanks so much! I told you it was it was a basic question :)

  • FPCFPC

    @Cambler said:

    @FPC said:
    Press and hold on on the midi FX. Select "Record MIDI to Track Here". Hitting record on Logic will now record the midi output.

    Thanks so much! I told you it was it was a basic question :)

    Genuinely only found it last night :D

    I tried clicking on the i button, creating a midi midi region and double tapping on it, checking the midi FX (Drambo) midi out was working etc etc...

    Glad I could help but I have no idea why it isn't just 'on' by default like in Cubasis.

  • CamblerCambler

    @FPC said:

    @Cambler said:

    @FPC said:
    Press and hold on on the midi FX. Select "Record MIDI to Track Here". Hitting record on Logic will now record the midi output.

    Thanks so much! I told you it was it was a basic question :)

    Genuinely only found it last night :D

    I tried clicking on the i button, creating a midi midi region and double tapping on it, checking the midi FX (Drambo) midi out was working etc etc...

    Glad I could help but I have no idea why it isn't just 'on' by default like in Cubasis.

    Ha - nice work! I failed by not clicking on everything until it worked :)

    Agreed about the idea it should default to being on. I'm trying think of a use case where you wouldn't want it on?!

  • zzrwoodzzrwood

    @Cambler said:

    @FPC said:

    @Cambler said:

    @FPC said:
    Press and hold on on the midi FX. Select "Record MIDI to Track Here". Hitting record on Logic will now record the midi output.

    Thanks so much! I told you it was it was a basic question :)

    Genuinely only found it last night :D

    I tried clicking on the i button, creating a midi midi region and double tapping on it, checking the midi FX (Drambo) midi out was working etc etc...

    Glad I could help but I have no idea why it isn't just 'on' by default like in Cubasis.

    Ha - nice work! I failed by not clicking on everything until it worked :)

    Agreed about the idea it should default to being on. I'm trying think of a use case where you wouldn't want it on?!

    You might have multiple midi fx in series, e.g. a chord generator feeding into an arpeggiator. In this way you can choose which output to record.

  • CamblerCambler

    @zzrwood said:

    @Cambler said:

    @FPC said:

    @Cambler said:

    @FPC said:
    Press and hold on on the midi FX. Select "Record MIDI to Track Here". Hitting record on Logic will now record the midi output.

    Thanks so much! I told you it was it was a basic question :)

    Genuinely only found it last night :D

    I tried clicking on the i button, creating a midi midi region and double tapping on it, checking the midi FX (Drambo) midi out was working etc etc...

    Glad I could help but I have no idea why it isn't just 'on' by default like in Cubasis.

    Ha - nice work! I failed by not clicking on everything until it worked :)

    Agreed about the idea it should default to being on. I'm trying think of a use case where you wouldn't want it on?!

    You might have multiple midi fx in series, e.g. a chord generator feeding into an arpeggiator. In this way you can choose which output to record.

    But of course! Up their for thinking, down there for dancing :) Thanks for the smarts.

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