Creating Groove Lock Midi Files?
Aug 5th, 2011, 10:04
Hi,
In Jonathan Perl's excellent training videos on 'Trillian' & 'Omnisphere', he twice refers to dragging in midi files to groove lock your arpeggiation(s) to. (One of these, in Trillian I think, he's even created the midi file from an audio drum loop).
I'd love to know how he created a midi file from an audio source file, as this expands the potential use of the groove lock feature a lot. Can anyone shed any light on that, ideally working in Logic 9?
In the Omnisphere video, extracting the velocity & timing midi data from his track's drum loop and saving it as a midi file, then dropping it into the arpeggiator via groove lock really integrated his synth riff nicely, but unfortunately, the video doesn't give any tips on the midi file preparation for dumbos like me. Any pointers would be appreciated. Obviously, this is straight forward if your working with a midi drum loop, but audio? That's smart.
Thanks!
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