It pushes the timeline forward/back by the set division so you can enter the next note(s) where you wish. Try the Forward/Rewind by division commands you just set. This is not always where you want it to be, especially if you want gaps or rests between the notes. Now depending on the current division setting, the timeline moves to the next division value. The length of the note is set by whatever division value you have set in the Transport (directly below the time signature), or you can pre-define the note value by opening the "Step Input Keyboard" from Logic's Options menu. The notes are directly added to the region! Click the IN button at the top of the region and play a chord on your MIDI keyboard. Make sure the time line is at the start of the region (Use the keys to move the timeline bar by bar). Think of this one as the + symbol since it shares the same keyĬreate an empty region, then double click it to open the Piano Roll.
Now search for and set these three additional key commands: These are all unassigned commands, and the key combinations I chose should all be unused also (If you're using Logic's default commands): K) and set up these specific key combinations to the following commands.We'll also set up some great unassigned key commands that will help you along the way.įirst, open the Key Commands Window (Option
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In this tip, I'll show you how to enter notes directly into the Piano Roll window with your MIDI keyboard controller.
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