How to Chop Drum Brakes in Logic Pro: The Easy Way

[@aspencreek]

just what I needed, thank you!

[@xtxmu]

amazing tutorial ur doing the lords work out here

[@Unders]

I appreciate that 🙏

[@charlottescott1118]

Great video, very clear

[@TheLeekyFeeder]

This one came at the right time! Big up 👊

[@Unders]

🙏

[@vznquest]

this was brilliant, thx

[@seaquinn]

Thank you for this vid!

[@Unders]

Glad it was helpful!

[@denmarine7925]

Thank you for this good video

[@Unders]

Glad you liked it!

[@tech1238]

Hey fella, many thanks for this logic tutorial. I tried this once before but it sounded unnatural. This is really helpful

[@Unders]

🙏 glad it’s helped

[@drjamesdo]

Thanks for the video. Great info! Question how did you replace the kick and sync it in?

[@Unders]

once its chopped up like this. You can just remove its midi note and fill that space with whatever you like.

[@seanrichards9569]

Did I miss a step? How do you convert to DMD and automatically map to a midi loop?

[@Unders]

This happens to a bunch of people and don’t know why. Right click on the sample and click copy midi. You can then just paste it.

[@Unders]

Missing midi in Logic Pro drum designer

[@robwrightinflight8029]

What’s this break called mate?

[@Unders]

The classic “Think” break from Lyn Collins (if I remember correctly)

[@robwrightinflight8029]

@@Unders cheers mate. Love what you’re doing. Super helpful.

[@Unders]

Glad its useful :)

[@unduloid]

I'd rather have brakes in my car and not in my DAW.

[@Unders]

I’d rather pander to SEO than your pedantry 🤷‍♂️