The Chord Track new to Logic Pro 11 is an incredible tool for music composition and arrangement; and it's also a super helpful educational tool to learn about music theory and building chord progressions. The session bass player and keyboard player tracks work in tandem with the chord track to give you immediate results! In this video I give a tutorial on all of the main chord track features in Logic Pro 11. Enjoy! Support the sponsor of this video! Boombox ➛ bit.ly/boomboxsponsor Download my 35-part Logic Course here! ➛ www.logicproguide.com For mixing/mastering work, contact me at my website ➛ carneymediagroup.com Follow MusicTechHelpGuy on Instagram ➛ instagram.com/musictechhelpguy Support the channel on Patreon ➛ patreon.com/musictechhelpguy #logicpro #logicprox #logicpro11 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:37 Boombox Sponsor Segment 1:34 Default Progression + Key 3:09 Create Chords 5:36 Custom Key Command 7:50 Edit Chords 9:58 Keyboard Player 11:10 Extended Harmonies 14:22 Bass + Drummer 16:34 MIDI Input 18:04 Generative Progressions 19:44 Key Change 21:02 Colorize + Copy/Paste 22:08 Wrap-up
This is likely the most innovative songwriting tool I’ve ever seen. As a guitarist I’ve always found my rudimentary keyboard skills (and non-existent percussion skills) to be a massive hindrance but this opens up a lot of possibilities. It’s so intuitive and easy to experiment.
This music tech helpguy produces all of his videos without hiding anything & unconditionally training us Logic. Now I only rely on him. He also knows all the music theories 😊 thanks to him
The biggest bummer for me is that it doesn't seem to allow you to just import a chord progression to the Chord Track via dragging & dropping a MIDI region or via MIDI input. Logic can recognize the chords, it shows them in Control Bar but so far I wasn't able to route the MIDI into the Chord Track.
In cubase u can drag a full audio track and convert to midi chord track and it analyzes the chords. I tested it with a Bruno mars songs that had some 7ths and 9th extensions and i would say its about 85% accurate
I'm amazed at what you can do with Logic Pro now. I dreamed of having these tools decades ago. Thanks for the tutorials. I'm building my home studio these days and your videos are exactly what I needed 🙂
Hey, MusicTechHelpGuy -- It occurred to me while watching this that I've watched a ton of your videos before running off to Logic to do some work using the techniques you demonstrated ... but I've never come back to say thanks. So THANKS! And again, THANKS! You're an excellent teacher, and you've helped me a great deal with getting my project done.
This update is great and a great video from Music Tech Guy! BUT....I play piano/keyboards and absolutely don't want to enter my chords in to the chord track after I just played them to do things like use the Bass Session Player. I can't believe the ability for Logic to analyze your piano midi track was left out of this update (Toontrack Piano and Bass plugins do this great...). Wish Music Tech Guy had addressed this issue and if there was a work around to having to enter the chords into the Chord Track you just played in....
Strange . In the Groove3 training you can see that a session can be transferred to midi with option to have the chords displayed under the midi. So midi info to chord track must be simple. Cubase 13 will give you a chord track from an audio file. That is a more complex job .
Why would Apple leave out the guitar for chord progressions? If anything, wouldn't it make more sense for them to leave out the Bass? Aren't chords done more on the guitar, than on the bass? I usually start my music tracks off with a software (or whatever it's called) instruments guitar, and then build up the chords and progression. It would have been great, if I could do what you show in the video, with a guitar track. Also, if I start with a guitar track, will the drummer or bass or keyboard session players use the midi information from the guitar track?
@MusicTechHelpGuy Just wanted to point out the using the Chord track and the Session players, you can create parts for more instruments than just the session players. For example you need a guitar part. You can use the piano session player set to simple, left root only, right to full chord, getting the simple playable guitar chords. convert region to midi move region to a new guitar track. Can also use with only the updated Apple Loops to pinpoint what is played in any of the loops, giving you a point that can split and move to are you want. I'm sure the is even more that can bee done but all I've been able to do so far as am un the intel m1 mac and not everything is available to me. Edit: the Bass player also can work in a similar manner to create solo parts ad then transpose it
Try it. I just pulled the chords from the chord track onto a MIDI track and it put down block chords. If you change the Chord track they follow! Not sure if the block chords are a default or there is something else. Also you can change the instrument on the Session Keyboards too!
Great video but my chord progessions keep changing, skipping to a bar ahead of the position marker, and generally dropping just dropping out. Is anyone else having issues with Global Chord tracks? Am I doing something wrong?
Yes, StevenParker I am having the same result. True the TechGuy is a good instructor, BUT I've been following the tutorial step by step as he goes along and my version of Logic does not seem to match his. I'm getting grey shading when he gets black and like you say the chord does not show up at the marker position. I'm still playing with it because I think I can use this new feature, but so far it is frustratingly worthless to me. The way he explains it and shows it makes perfect sense, but my system does not perform like his.
How do you transpose the key of a project in Logic Pro 11? The global drop down no longer shows "TRANSPOSE" as an option.. Apple support did not have an answer.
I love beat making and I almost gave up because I can’t play any instrument, however this video got me wanting to do more. Thank you so much for this content 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thanks for this video - your key command definitely makes this easier. I'm disappointed they didn't allow any kind of MIDI region to chord track functionality. Maybe this will come in a point update. It could definitely be faster. Also hoping they address chord change creation so it actually occurs at the playhead. Seems to want to snap to whole notes by default. Great video though. Subscribed. Thanks!
Fantastic job. My purposes are almost never using the Session Players, but this chord organization tool is priceless and long overdue. Especially the ability to enter a chord by playing it. I've been doing this for years using empty MIDI regions and naming them the chords. Great tutorial, sir!
@ 12:52 I noticed as well that Logic doesn't create the chord exactly where you put the cursor, has anyone found a fix for this? Trimming it back constantly seems a little tedious.
what good is a session AI keyboard and bass player, when it cant simply follow my playing? you mean to tell me you have to manually type in each individual chord progression?
Been following you for a long time now... man are you good at making things look so simple and easy to understand!!! Congrats on that skill, not everybody has it!
Wow! Excellent demonstration of a powerful tool for song writing and arrangement. Thanks Josh. Looking forward to your deep-dive on the new AI Session Players, in particular the manual input feature.
I use Chord Track in Cubase Pro and it's such a useful feature.. So I'm very happy Logic Pro 11 has finally got it back as I seem to recall years ago there was a chord track in LP. Great video 👍😃
I think in Cubase chord track is way more useful because it works with all tracks if you choose to. But in Logic 11 chord tracks works only on session players which is very limited
@@beku73 " it works with all tracks if you choose to" it's a different thing though. In Cubase it just allows you to have instruments in tracks play the chords (as simple block chords). In Logic it's used to have the bass/keyboard/piano players follow the chords and play tracks. So it's more like what EzKeys does
Thanks for another excellent tutorial! Can anyone explain what happens with the transposition at the beginning? The I-ii-vi-vi progression in C major, is transposed to D minor, but what pops out is a I-ii-vi-vi chord progression in F major, which MHTG says is a III-iv-i-i in Dm. I'm confused.
So full of great info for creating new and working with old progressions...I have my work cut out to master all these new creative options but your giving us a great head start...Thank you Josh...Michael Philip Conn
Help! When I want to duplicate a progression you show it being as simple as holding option and dragging. When I hold option and drag it doesn’t duplicate the progression but it moves the actual original progression. How do I duplicate a whole progression so i can easily drag it where needed while keeping the original where it’s at?
Awesome video !! I am thinking it will help me a lot during live performance if there is a way I can make session player follow the live chord that I will play through my keyboard (rather than following region chord). Is that possible? Basically based on whatever I will play live, session player will follow that chord. Basically trying to achieve what an arrangement keyboard does
For the life of me I cannot figure out what the "scale" setting means when creating a chord on the chord track. If I am writing in G phrygian, what do I put in the key signature? Do I put G minor (for the tonal center) and then select phrygian scale when creating chords?
I’m asking about session players keyboard….if I drag a recording into a track ,can I get the session player to follow the audio from the track I’ve dragged in?
Another great video! Will this new tool show you piano chords for already written songs in Logic? This would be incredibly useful for doing charts! 🔥🧨💪🏽🤠👍🏽🧨🔥
Thanks for this extensive overview! I'm so happy that Logic (re)introduced the Chord track. I've been waiting for this... and now it's here! And with the bass and keyboard player I think Toontrack is in a bit of a panic now. I hope that Logic (or Toontrack) soon adds a Guitarist. Because I want what this amazing keyboard player does but on guitar. This Chord Track is gonna be so helpful for quickly trying new songwriting ideas.
Oh Dear!! This is so awesome and I need it in my life. Can't ugrade to logic 11 on my 2 macs so gonna have to start saving my pennies to get a new one. Damn it LOL. Fantastic video as always.
Bruh, I have NO CLUE why Apple has not SNATCHED YOU UP! As is shown below, you are INDEED an incredible Logic Teacher! I have to say, you have OUTDONE yourself in this video. Dude - Dude - Dude! Logic Pro's take on the Chord Track is better than EZKeys, Studio One, Scaler 2, and Cubase....The power of this may be overseen by many, but it ALLOWS US to go in and tinker and do "creative" choices of our own instead of being IMPOSED in a certain workflow. This is the AWESOME Key to using the Chord Track. Instead of thinking of it as a GLOBAL Track, think of it as a Creative Conductor to add more "Spice" to our Songs. You have outdone yourself again....Thanks Big Timer!!!!!
so no simple transfer from a midi-region with a clear chordstructure to the global chord track (as in l9)? as long as this is not implemented, it does not make any sense to me.
Thanks for the great tutorial. Do you know if there is a quick way to export a chord chart with the names of the chords on a score from the chord track in Logic Pro 11?
Thanx for your Introduction. I would like to know if I can play the midi Piano while recording and Session Player can write the chords for me. Without stopping for each chord.
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Love this new feature, tho I can't find a way to enter a F#min/D, cause Logic change it to Dmaj7. I know it's the same note but it's not the same thing >:( someone knows a fix ?
Tried stem splitter and it seems to work very well. It mutes the original audio. How do I unmute that original audio track? What am I missing? Thanks for all you do btw.
this thing is just amazing, guess if i want to pass a chord progression to a midi instruments i need just to drag and move on the region where the vst is loaded right?
The Chord Track new to Logic Pro 11 is an incredible tool for music composition and arrangement; and it's also a super helpful educational tool to learn about music theory and building chord progressions. The session bass player and keyboard player tracks work in tandem with the chord track to give you immediate results! In this video I give a tutorial on all of the main chord track features in Logic Pro 11. Enjoy!
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:37 Boombox Sponsor Segment
1:34 Default Progression + Key
3:09 Create Chords
5:36 Custom Key Command
7:50 Edit Chords
9:58 Keyboard Player
11:10 Extended Harmonies
14:22 Bass + Drummer
16:34 MIDI Input
18:04 Generative Progressions
19:44 Key Change
21:02 Colorize + Copy/Paste
22:08 Wrap-up
This man is an incredible Logic teacher!!
Yes. Rapid Teacher
he even got listed as a qualified resource on apple website.. I wonder how many succesful artist this made
@@Blepherk Yeah he's going exposing some of Logic's deepest powers
This is likely the most innovative songwriting tool I’ve ever seen. As a guitarist I’ve always found my rudimentary keyboard skills (and non-existent percussion skills) to be a massive hindrance but this opens up a lot of possibilities. It’s so intuitive and easy to experiment.
Right with ya!
This music tech helpguy produces all of his videos without hiding anything & unconditionally training us Logic. Now I only rely on him. He also knows all the music theories 😊 thanks to him
just casualy throws in the best ever explanation of suspended, diminished and augmented chords while talking about logic 🤣 awesome vid
true! I'm going to make a note of that explanation as a keyboard player from 2004 lol
The biggest bummer for me is that it doesn't seem to allow you to just import a chord progression to the Chord Track via dragging & dropping a MIDI region or via MIDI input. Logic can recognize the chords, it shows them in Control Bar but so far I wasn't able to route the MIDI into the Chord Track.
In cubase u can drag a full audio track and convert to midi chord track and it analyzes the chords. I tested it with a Bruno mars songs that had some 7ths and 9th extensions and i would say its about 85% accurate
it recognised my midi input from scaler
Can other tracks (besides session players) be made aware of / follow the chord track?
@@issiewizzieplease tell how?
@@issiewizzie How??
I'm amazed at what you can do with Logic Pro now. I dreamed of having these tools decades ago. Thanks for the tutorials. I'm building my home studio these days and your videos are exactly what I needed 🙂
As a lifelong teacher, i want to give you kudos for your clear and concise teaching video. Bravo👍🏼
So amazingly helpful mate. Thank you so much for all your hard work in publishing these brilliant videos!
Hey, MusicTechHelpGuy -- It occurred to me while watching this that I've watched a ton of your videos before running off to Logic to do some work using the techniques you demonstrated ... but I've never come back to say thanks. So THANKS! And again, THANKS! You're an excellent teacher, and you've helped me a great deal with getting my project done.
You can hit TAB whilst in the chord dialog to create a successive chord in the next bar. So keep hitting TAB and keep entering chords.
Super helpful. Subscribing!
This channel is awesome, I subscribed twice.... Once in my dreams, and once just now.
what a great tutorial. thanks for sharing!
Dude, I can't wait to give this a try. I really think this will help with compositions for me.
This update is great and a great video from Music Tech Guy! BUT....I play piano/keyboards and absolutely don't want to enter my chords in to the chord track after I just played them to do things like use the Bass Session Player. I can't believe the ability for Logic to analyze your piano midi track was left out of this update (Toontrack Piano and Bass plugins do this great...). Wish Music Tech Guy had addressed this issue and if there was a work around to having to enter the chords into the Chord Track you just played in....
Strange . In the Groove3 training you can see that a session can be transferred to midi with option to have the chords displayed under the midi. So midi info to chord track must be simple. Cubase 13 will give you a chord track from an audio file. That is a more complex job .
Why would Apple leave out the guitar for chord progressions? If anything, wouldn't it make more sense for them to leave out the Bass? Aren't chords done more on the guitar, than on the bass? I usually start my music tracks off with a software (or whatever it's called) instruments guitar, and then build up the chords and progression. It would have been great, if I could do what you show in the video, with a guitar track. Also, if I start with a guitar track, will the drummer or bass or keyboard session players use the midi information from the guitar track?
Can you use the MIDI from another track as the input to your chord track?
@MusicTechHelpGuy Just wanted to point out the using the Chord track and the Session players, you can create parts for more instruments than just the session players. For example you need a guitar part. You can use the piano session player set to simple, left root only, right to full chord, getting the simple playable guitar chords. convert region to midi move region to a new guitar track.
Can also use with only the updated Apple Loops to pinpoint what is played in any of the loops, giving you a point that can split and move to are you want.
I'm sure the is even more that can bee done but all I've been able to do so far as am un the intel m1 mac and not everything is available to me.
Edit: the Bass player also can work in a similar manner to create solo parts ad then transpose it
Can other tracks (besides session players) be made aware of / follow the chord track?
Try it. I just pulled the chords from the chord track onto a MIDI track and it put down block chords. If you change the Chord track they follow! Not sure if the block chords are a default or there is something else. Also you can change the instrument on the Session Keyboards too!
Superb demonstration of this new facility. Many Thanks.
Great video but my chord progessions keep changing, skipping to a bar ahead of the position marker, and generally dropping just dropping out. Is anyone else having issues with Global Chord tracks? Am I doing something wrong?
Yes, StevenParker I am having the same result. True the TechGuy is a good instructor, BUT I've been following the tutorial step by step as he goes along and my version of Logic does not seem to match his. I'm getting grey shading when he gets black and like you say the chord does not show up at the marker position. I'm still playing with it because I think I can use this new feature, but so far it is frustratingly worthless to me. The way he explains it and shows it makes perfect sense, but my system does not perform like his.
@@ronieaz8114Took a while but my system is now matching his. Seems to have caught up…
Is there a way to “exctract” a whole chord progression from a midi file piano track?
This tutorial is very helpful and well done. Thanks. Looking forward for more.
How do you transpose the key of a project in Logic Pro 11? The global drop down no longer shows "TRANSPOSE" as an option.. Apple support did not have an answer.
19:53 MusicTechHelpGuy shows you how to use the Signature global track to change keys or tempos.
can chord progression recognize midi progessions? there are thousands on the internet, would be super fast to import and work around with the chords
I love beat making and I almost gave up because I can’t play any instrument, however this video got me wanting to do more. Thank you so much for this content 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Some of the best logic instructional content on the TH-cams for sure, great overview with the info that matters. Aweseome!
Thanks for this video - your key command definitely makes this easier. I'm disappointed they didn't allow any kind of MIDI region to chord track functionality. Maybe this will come in a point update. It could definitely be faster. Also hoping they address chord change creation so it actually occurs at the playhead. Seems to want to snap to whole notes by default. Great video though. Subscribed. Thanks!
Great teaching. Thank You!
This makes using the iPad and Logic Pro more useful when on the road without midi keyboard
Whats the shortcut to go to next chord? tab? didnt work for me.. someone?
Fantastic job. My purposes are almost never using the Session Players, but this chord organization tool is priceless and long overdue. Especially the ability to enter a chord by playing it. I've been doing this for years using empty MIDI regions and naming them the chords. Great tutorial, sir!
really nice instruction. Moves along in a nicely planned path with enough detail to be useful.
@ 12:52 I noticed as well that Logic doesn't create the chord exactly where you put the cursor, has anyone found a fix for this? Trimming it back constantly seems a little tedious.
what good is a session AI keyboard and bass player, when it cant simply follow my playing? you mean to tell me you have to manually type in each individual chord progression?
Awesome Man 😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️ Just Awesome. I discovered something else with this. Sorted. Thanks a Lot 👌👌🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Been following you for a long time now... man are you good at making things look so simple and easy to understand!!! Congrats on that skill, not everybody has it!
Wow! Excellent demonstration of a powerful tool for song writing and arrangement. Thanks Josh. Looking forward to your deep-dive on the new AI Session Players, in particular the manual input feature.
Rock on Josh! Thanks so much for the tips!
Thank you
Love how you even got into some music theory too, with the chord types!
Is it possible to save a custom chord progression as a preset available in the chord progression submenu?
But it dosen’t work with regular midi tracks? & what about dragging midi from the arrangement to the chord track like in studio one and cubase?
exactly! this is very very lacking. im glad i still use cubase because this logic version is not good
Hopefully in a future update it will auto detect the chords from a Midi Track, or even from an audio file. Would be a huge timesaver!
I wonder if it can follow the chords you play in 🤔
I use Chord Track in Cubase Pro and it's such a useful feature.. So I'm very happy Logic Pro 11 has finally got it back as I seem to recall years ago there was a chord track in LP. Great video 👍😃
I think in Cubase chord track is way more useful because it works with all tracks if you choose to. But in Logic 11 chord tracks works only on session players which is very limited
@@beku73 " it works with all tracks if you choose to" it's a different thing though. In Cubase it just allows you to have instruments in tracks play the chords (as simple block chords). In Logic it's used to have the bass/keyboard/piano players follow the chords and play tracks. So it's more like what EzKeys does
@@foljs5858 Yes EZkeys 2 is amazing. But you need the Groove3 Training to understand .
@@foljs5858 I didn’t upgrade to logic 11 yet. So chord tracks in Logic 11 works with all instruments and midi tracks if you choose to? Thanks
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas !!
It helps a lot!
Thank you so much!
very good and helpful tutorial.. thank you 😀
Amazing game changer, thank you so much! Had to like and subscribe :) Big blessings!
Thanks for another excellent tutorial! Can anyone explain what happens with the transposition at the beginning? The I-ii-vi-vi progression in C major, is transposed to D minor, but what pops out is a I-ii-vi-vi chord progression in F major, which MHTG says is a III-iv-i-i in Dm. I'm confused.
So full of great info for creating new and working with old progressions...I have my work cut out to master all these new creative options but your giving us a great head start...Thank you Josh...Michael Philip Conn
Thank you Josh for this
So interesting…just a problem with the quality of the video image here. Unable to adjust resolution, very hard time to read the text in your screen 🙁
Thanks Your tutorials are amazing Thanks For this !!!
Thanks for the lecture! This is an amazing feature and you explained it so well! 👏👏👏
You Sir are an excellent teacher!
I've lost the cut and paste functions and it is quitting then reopens losing data. How can i fix this? Are others having this trouble?
THis was just what I needed. I have been fumbling all day with chords
This much needed option for logic users. Thanks dear for deep explanation.
I’m having a hard time with the chord track. Thanks for helping.
Help! When I want to duplicate a progression you show it being as simple as holding option and dragging. When I hold option and drag it doesn’t duplicate the progression but it moves the actual original progression. How do I duplicate a whole progression so i can easily drag it where needed while keeping the original where it’s at?
Thanks for putting this up so quickly!
This video will create a lot of new Logic Pro users. Really cool stuff and great instruction.
is there any way to just get the Piano and Bass tracks to just follow a rhythm guitar track ?
Thank you for making the efforts to educate me. Love your videos
Awesome video, great job! Thank you so much!
Once you’ve settled on a chord progression in the chord track, is it possible to have logic create a lead sheet of that chord progression?
Awesome video !! I am thinking it will help me a lot during live performance if there is a way I can make session player follow the live chord that I will play through my keyboard (rather than following region chord). Is that possible? Basically based on whatever I will play live, session player will follow that chord. Basically trying to achieve what an arrangement keyboard does
Can I just play the chords and have LP recreate it in the Chord track?
i feel it is absolutly bogus to leave that option not avaiable
For the life of me I cannot figure out what the "scale" setting means when creating a chord on the chord track. If I am writing in G phrygian, what do I put in the key signature? Do I put G minor (for the tonal center) and then select phrygian scale when creating chords?
Thx, this is the right way to introduce such a new tool!
I’m asking about session players keyboard….if I drag a recording into a track ,can I get the session player to follow the audio from the track I’ve dragged in?
Is there a way to use a midi file with a chord progression to built the chord track.
sounds and works much better than i imagined, nice
This was great - thanks, Josh! 🙂👍
Is there any integration of the chord track with the score? Does it add chord symbols to the score?
Another great video! Will this new tool show you piano chords for already written songs in Logic? This would be incredibly useful for doing charts!
🔥🧨💪🏽🤠👍🏽🧨🔥
Is there a way to choose from a list of stock chord progressions or saved progressions instead of Logic just dropping a random one into your project?
So valuable thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks for this extensive overview! I'm so happy that Logic (re)introduced the Chord track. I've been waiting for this... and now it's here! And with the bass and keyboard player I think Toontrack is in a bit of a panic now. I hope that Logic (or Toontrack) soon adds a Guitarist. Because I want what this amazing keyboard player does but on guitar. This Chord Track is gonna be so helpful for quickly trying new songwriting ideas.
Great tutorial! It really opens some doors.
Does it show the progression in Roman numeral or NNS notation?
Oh Dear!! This is so awesome and I need it in my life. Can't ugrade to logic 11 on my 2 macs so gonna have to start saving my pennies to get a new one. Damn it LOL. Fantastic video as always.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! Big fan of yours!
I'm curious how session players and chords works with arrangements.
Awesome video, thank you
Is there a way to generate Chord Progressions Internal to Logic Pro 11 instead of using Scaler 2 or EZKeys 2?
Bruh, I have NO CLUE why Apple has not SNATCHED YOU UP! As is shown below, you are INDEED an incredible Logic Teacher! I have to say, you have OUTDONE yourself in this video. Dude - Dude - Dude! Logic Pro's take on the Chord Track is better than EZKeys, Studio One, Scaler 2, and Cubase....The power of this may be overseen by many, but it ALLOWS US to go in and tinker and do "creative" choices of our own instead of being IMPOSED in a certain workflow. This is the AWESOME Key to using the Chord Track. Instead of thinking of it as a GLOBAL Track, think of it as a Creative Conductor to add more "Spice" to our Songs. You have outdone yourself again....Thanks Big Timer!!!!!
I bet they've tried, and that Josh prefers being master of his domain. And that's good for all of us, right? And good for Josh, too.
Can the Global Chord Track chords appear in the Score Editor?
so no simple transfer from a midi-region with a clear chordstructure to the global chord track (as in l9)? as long as this is not implemented, it does not make any sense to me.
This is crazy. Great video.
Thanks for the great tutorial. Do you know if there is a quick way to export a chord chart with the names of the chords on a score from the chord track in Logic Pro 11?
Thanx for your Introduction. I would like to know if I can play the midi Piano while recording and Session Player can write the chords for me. Without stopping for each chord.
Love this new feature, tho I can't find a way to enter a F#min/D, cause Logic change it to Dmaj7. I know it's the same note but it's not the same thing >:( someone knows a fix ?
Thanks Bro Great tutorial
Tried stem splitter and it seems to work very well. It mutes the original audio. How do I unmute that original audio track? What am I missing? Thanks for all you do btw.
It mutes the region itself. Just select the original region and press Control M.
thanks Bro, great stuff. Nice and clear!
this thing is just amazing, guess if i want to pass a chord progression to a midi instruments i need just to drag and move on the region where the vst is loaded right?