Apple Logic Pro 7 User Manual download pdf (Page 237)

100

101

Chapter 5 The Environment 237

The top output (SUM) carries the MIDI events for all individual outputs that are not

cabled separately.

MIDI Remote Control

Remote control events are intercepted at the physical input Object, and are not passed

through to its outputs. As such, remote control events will not reach the Environment,

or be recorded on Arrange window tracks. If you want to trigger a MIDI remote control

action from a fader or transformer, cable the Object’s output back into the physical

input Object.

Sequencer Input Object

MIDI events arrive at Arrange window tracks thru the sequencer input Object. If

nothing is cabled into the sequencer input Object, nothing can be recorded in Logic.

Typically, the physical input Object is cabled directly to the sequencer input Object but

other Objects can be inserted between them. Typical candidates are; a monitor,

keyboard, or cable switcher Object—feeding various processors such as an arpeggiator,

a delay line, and so on (See the Clicks & Ports layer of the Logic default Song.) You can

also cable the output of complex Environment processes into the sequencer input

Object, in order to record the processed signal.

Each song can have only one sequencer input Object. You only need to create a

sequencer input Object if you have deleted the one that existed when the song was

created. If you do need to create one, select New > Sequencer Input.

MIDI Metronome Click

The MIDI metronome click Object is used to create note events at bar, beat, and

division intervals. These can be sent to either; a MIDI port or the internal speaker.

There is a button on the Transport that turns the MIDI metronome click on and off.

A long click on this button will allow you to open the File > Song Settings > Metronome

(see “Metronome Settings” on page 626). In this pane, you can also set the MIDI

metronome click to play during recording and/or playback. This dialog mirrors the

settings in the Parameter box of the MIDI metronome click Object: Checkboxes for Bar,

Beat, and Division allow you to generate note events separately for bars, beats, and

divisions. The Cha, Note, and Vel parameters define the MIDI channel, note number and

velocity of generated notes. The MIDI port parameter allows you to set a direct output

port for the metronome.

1 2 ... 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 ... 729 730

Comments to this Manuals

No comments

Apple Logic Pro 7 User Manual Page 237

Comments to this Manuals

Related products and manuals for Software Apple Logic Pro 7