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Suggerimento logica rapida: Multi-Output Processing Drum in Ultrabeat
- by Rounik Sethi in Logic Pro
- Genre: Audio
- Level: Intermediate
- Time to Complete: 5-15 minutes
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Ultrabeat è un sintetizzatore e drum sample player che viene fornito in bundle con Logic Express e Logic Pro 9. Viene fornito con il suo Step Sequencer molto personale, che consente di creare modelli per ognuno dei suoi 25 suoni (conosciuto come voci). Ogni voce può essere un campione o un suono sintetico ottimizzato da soli (o, naturalmente sulla base di uno dei molti preset incluso).
Una domanda che spesso è come aggiungere un effetto plug-in per una sola voce .... Ad esempio, è possibile aggiungere riverbero al rullante e aggiungere solo un compressore solo al calcio o aggiungere un certo ritardo esclusivamente al charleston. Naturalmente, una volta che si trascina il modello in Logic Disporre zona, tutti i suoni sono su una traccia assegnata ad una striscia di canale = una serie di effetti per quel canale. In questo piccolo trucco ci concentreremo su come aggiungere l'elaborazione di una voce individuale da Ultrabeat dentro Logic.
ATTENZIONE: Una volta che sapete come fare questo, il pattern di batteria non sarà mai più lo stesso ...
Fase 1 - Inserire un Multi-Output grado
Creare una nuova traccia di strumento software. Ora abbiamo bisogno di inserire un Multi-Output istanza di Ultrabeat su di esso. Questo vi permetterà di voci percorso da Ultrabeat alle loro uscite separate.
Fare clic e tenere premuto il slot superiore di I / O e dal menu scegliere Ultrabeat
In Ultrabeat, scegliere qualsiasi preset e pattern di scelta. Ho intenzione di utilizzare il preset di default e Pattern.
Fase 2 - Assegnazione di uscite
Al fine di aggiungere diversi effetti alle voci diverse, quelle voci devono essere sulla loro striscia di canale. In realtà il segnale scelto le nostre voci saranno indirizzati a separare le strisce canale Aux.
Per impostare questa funzione dobbiamo concentrarci sulla zona Voice Ultrabeat di Assegnazione (a sinistra). Qui è possibile mute, solo, cambiare i livelli e pan e via qualsiasi voce è uscita proprio. Noterete che ogni voce attualmente è impostato per l'uscita principale (o lo strumento striscia Software canale).
Ho intenzione di assegnare Calcio 1, Girato il buco del culo, Claps, chiuso Hat e Hat Pedal (che contengono tutte le sequenze) per separare i canali Aux in modo da poterli processo separatamente.
Clicca sulla parola principale (zona di uscita) per una voce e dal menu a discesa assegnare la voce selezionata (s) di propria produzione.
Si noti che si hanno 8 stereo (incluso l'output principale) e 8 uscite mono.
Fase 3 - Creazione di canali ausiliari
La logica Open Mixer (si può chiudere la finestra di Ultrabeat GUI se desiderate o premere V sulla tastiera per alternare nascondere / mostrare tutti i plug-in windows).
Ora, abbiamo bisogno di creare canali Aux per ogni suono di essere indirizzati. È possibile creare canali Aux in diversi modi ... ma, il seguente metodo farà in modo di creare canali Aux con la configurazione corretta di routing di Ultrabeat.
Clicca sulla pulsante sulla parte inferiore della striscia di canale Ultrabeat. Questo creerà un canale con l'ingresso Aux impostato per l'uscita creata in Ultrabeat. Fate questo per tanti canali Aux come richiesto.
Eccellente! Avete ora indirizzati i suoni scelti / voci da Ultrabeat a diversi canali Aux, che lo rendono un gioco da ragazzi per elaborare ogni canale Aux con effetti diversi,
Considerazioni finali
Come si potrebbe riprodurre il vostro modello Ultrabeat, a questo punto e iniziare l'inserimento di effetti sui diversi canali Aux. E 'una buona idea per il nome di ogni canale Aux facendo doppio clic sul nome. Inoltre per ogni canale Aux è possibile regolare i livelli, l'equilibrio, solo, muto, via alle uscite ulteriormente, aggiungere strani e meravigliosi effetti ... il mondo è ora la tua ostrica ultrabeat!
Se avete bisogno di ulteriore aiuto su questo o qualsiasi altra logica o problema software Mac visitate il nostro sito www.macprovideo.com/forum/
Interested in learning more about Ultrabeat and unleashing the drummer inside? These tutorials will help you to become proficient whether you are starting out or looking for advanced tips, tricks and techniques! We'd love to hear from you. Let us know what you think by writing a comment below!
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Rounik Sethi
Rounik is the Editor and Lead-Writer on the MPV Hub. As an Apple Certified Trainer for Logic (and a self-confessed Mac fanatic) he's taught teachers, professional musicians and hobbyists how to get the best out of Apple's creative software. He is a Visiting lecturer at Bath Spa University's Teacher training program, facilitating workshops on using iLife and digital media tools in the classroom. If you're looking for Rounik, you'll most likely find him (and his articles) on the macProVideo.com Hub & Forums.
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Glad you found it useful :)
I've got Logic Express 9.0 on my MacBook Pro. It's going ok, but I'm a bit stuck on one thing. I think it must be something really simple but I can't find the answer on the net anywhere.
I have made patterns in ultrabeat then dragged them to the arrange window. I would like to then re open that same pattern in ultrabeat and change it slightly still using the same kit and on the same channel. After editing or creating other tracks, when I re open ultrabeat on say the Latino kit that I used, my pattern that I created doesn't come up in ultrbeat. When I play the pattern, I can see the blue keys on the side lighting up and I can see the beats in the piano roll. How can I see these in ultrabeat where the blue lights keep flashing?
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Once you've dragged a pattern from Ultrabeat to Logic's Arrange area you can't edit it in Ultrabeat's Step Sequencer. It's a shame... if Ultrabeat supported 'MIDI region import', I'd be so happy!! But as it is, once the region is in the Arrange the best you can do is edit it in the Piano Roll or the Hyper Editor (which once understood is a very powerful drum editor indeed!) Have you checked out Steve H's Ultrabeat Unleashed tutorial? It's the definitive place to go to learn about Ultrabeat IMHO.
Pop by the macprovideo forums also if you need any more help.
Best
Rounik
Thanks again,
Dom
Well, you can edit it in Ultrabeat's Step Sequencer - but think of Ultrabeat as a separate plugin outside of Logic's MIDI Editors. Once you bring it into the Arrange area then it's out of Ultrabeat's hands...
Still I completely agree, being able to import MIDI regions into Ultrabeat seems like a no-brainer. Hopefully that'll happen in a future Logic update or version!
:)
Not too familiar with Garritan Aria Player. How do you have each sound from it routed in Logic? are there 8 stereo outputs from Aria begin routed to their own Aux channels for example?
If so, then you can adjust the balance/pan on those Aux channels in the Mixer.
basically my problem is that I don't hear my other loaded instruments in my Aria player, the plugin instrument. How and where do I select the instrument that I want to record in? I only hear my first loaded instrument that is in the first slot in the instance, channel 1.
Have you inserted the Aria player on a normal Software Instrument track? This could be the problem.
Try creating a new Software Instrument track from Track > New...
This time, make sure the "Multi-timbral" option is checked.
Choose Number: 8 (for 8 stereo sounds from the Aria).
Now you'll find that 8 tracks are created in the Arrange. Each one with it's own MIDI Channels (1-8). However, they all use the same Instrument (Aria) but selecting 2nd track will playback the "2" sound from Aria, etc.
Hope this helps
Rounik
1. (as in this tutorial with Ultrabat) you need to assign the sounds / channels within Aria to an output - and then create Aux channels and use those to control and mix the different elements from the Aria player.
2. There is a method Steve H show cased in his Logic TNT2 tutorial... that uses the Environment - Once you set it up it's very cool... It's videos 18-25 in this tutorial here if you're interested:
http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/logic9303tnt2
Hope this helps
Rounik