How do you quantize live drums in Logic Pro X?

Choose Logic Pro > Preferences > Advanced, select Show Advanced Tools, then select Audio. In the Group inspector that opens, click the Settings disclosure triangle , then select Editing and Record options. If you plan on quantizing your drum tracks, choose Quantize-Locked.

What is quantize audio?

Quantizing means moving recorded audio or MIDI and positioning it on the nearest grid position that is musically relevant. Quantizing is designed to correct errors, but you can also use it in a creative way. You can quantize audio and MIDI to a grid or to a groove.

Can you Quantize an audio file in logic?

When Flex Pitch is turned on in the Audio Track Editor, you can quantize, or automatically correct, the pitch of notes on an audio track. This is especially useful when you record audio regions that have the right “feel” and timing but are not perfectly in tune.

How do you edit drums in Logic Pro?

Open the Drummer Editor

1. Double-click a Drummer region on a Drummer track.
2. Select one or more Drummer regions on a Drummer track, then click the Editors button in the control bar.
3. Select a Drummer track, then click the Editors button .

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.

What quantization options does LogLogic Pro X support?

Logic Pro X supports a variety of quantization options from “normal” note values (quarter note, half note, etc.), to triplets, to swing grooves. Post-quantization, you can see the four notes have been shifted to line up with the nearest whole note.

What is the quantization value for MIDI notes?

Setting positive values only quantizes MIDI notes that fall inside the selected Q-Range value. If your quantization value is set to 1/16, and your Q-Range is set to positive 1/96, then the notes that fall within a 96th note of the nearest 16th note are quantized/drawn to the nearest position.

How do I quantize a MIDI clip?

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. In the screenshot below, there are four notes that are not lined up with the musical grid.