How To Use Logic Pro X: Composing Using The Score Editor Pt. 1

[@berkeyfamily9828]

I'm trying to draw an 8th note on the treble clef, a B3, and its being snapped to the Bass Clef, which I don't want it to do. How do I force it to show on the treble clef where it can render a beam to the next 8th note (ie, to a D3) on the treble clef? 🎵

[@dwukMUSIC]

Very good, thank you. I look forward to watching the rest of this series tomorrow.

[@Johnmunstudios]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@albertolopez2697]

WOWWW I´m blowing... this is gold literally

[@doctordigitalis1946]

Hi John, thx a lot for Your anwer! Unfortenately I have the german version of Logic and could not follow the path, that You described so precisely 😞Where is the Auto-Select-Controller option? Sorry!

[@VictorRodriguez-qc8pi]

Excellent, this is just what I was looking for a video of how to write music notation in the score editor. thank yo more time.

[@Johnmunstudios]

You're very welcome! Glad to help!

[@doctordigitalis1946]

Hi John, when I click on a note in the score editor and want to move it, either the "Note Attributes" window or the "Event Hovering" window always pops up quickly, which I then always have to click away before I can continue editing- do you know where to turn this off?

[@fredandrewmusic]

Thank you!! Very Helpful.

[@Johnmunstudios]

You're welcome!

[@PiotrGarbaczonek]

Very nice and useful tutorial! Thanks!

[@Johnmunstudios]

Glad I could help! 🙏🏽

[@enepon39]

Thank You!

[@fedorvoronovcomposer]

2:35 my man, the second screen is not a part view, it is linear view, which is like having a full score, but linearly

[@YeahTheMitchs]

I just want to use the score editor, not the entire program. It’s too much of a hefty price tag for me