In most cases, quantization is used to line up transients with the beat. When used correctly, and with taste, quantization can help boost the production quality of your projects. In this article, you’ll learn how to quantize both audio and MIDI in Logic Pro X. First, let’s discuss how to use Logic Pro X to quantize MIDI notes.
You may be asking “How to quantize MIDI notes with Logic Pro X?”
First, let’s discuss how to use Logic Pro X to quantize MIDI notes. To get started, double click the MIDI clip and select the notes you want to quantize. If you want to quantize the entire MIDI clip, go ahead and select all the notes. Otherwise, just select the notes you want to quantize.
Logic ’s Q-Range quantization feature is like a mysterious magic trick. We know it’s a trick since a computer is performing it, but it seems magic at the same time because it’s so darn hard to conceive of what it’s actually doing!
Which artists use logic pro x?
A list of artists who use Logic Pro includes:
Alesso (a big fan of Logic’s ES P)
Armin van Buuren (“What I love about Logic Pro X is that you can import channel strips, including MIDI and bus routing.”)
Boyz Noise (“When I put it all together I do it in Logic. I think it’s a good mixer.”)
Daft Punk
David Guetta
Disclosure (Logic with RME Fireface UCX soundcard, Access 24 plug ins, Moog Little Phatty, Roland Juno 106 and Korg ms20).
Logic Pro X has a following within the EDM scene and is one of the more sophisticated DAWs in the music production arena. Logic Pro X has a library containing loops, instruments, and effects.
Which EDM artists use Cubase?
The most notable EDM artists using Cubase are Hardwell, Zedd, Knife Party, Bassnectar, and KSHMR. FL Studio, once known as Fruity Loops, is a DAW that has grown up throughout the past 16 years.