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Academy.fm Mastering MIDI in Logic Pro X Shortcuts Tips and Tricks [TUTORiAL]
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Academy.fm Mastering MIDI in Logic Pro X Shortcuts Tips and Tricks [TUTORiAL]

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Knowing how to edit MIDI quickly and efficiently is crucial if you want to speed up your workflow and finish tracks sooner. Every DAW has their own piano roll with slightly different shortcuts and tricks that can be utilized – this tutorial will focus on Logic Pro. Join Ian Gallagher as he walks you through 10 essential tips and techniques on working with MIDI in Logic Pro X. He'll cover basic things like creating a MIDI clip or editing velocity, as well as more advanced techniques like transforming MIDI or editing the dynamics of multiple notes for a dramatic feel.

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