LOGIC 9 USERS

[RichMinerva]

im trying to figure out how you make velocities input at 127

i CANNOT for the life of me figure out how to do it i have to select them all then change them

surely there's a way to make them be inputted at 127

 

[RichMinerva]

FUCK YEAH CAPS LOCK

 

[Danny Drama]

You could put a Transformer in the Environment.

Faster for you to google how to do that than for me to type up an explanation but if you get stuck, feel free to ask specifics.

 

[Ola Englund]

caps-lock for the win in Logic!

 

[RichMinerva]

caps-lock for the win in Logic!

Ola surely it's a quick fix, you're a logic man right?

 

[dale_a_smith]

1. Give the correct value to the first event and use a key command for the feature: "copy value to following events"

Or

2. Select notes you want to change, and while you point your mouse to change the velocity values, hold down the Option and Shift keys [Ctrl-Shift] while you change. All your velocities will assume the same value.

Or

3. Select all the notes, double-click on the velocity of one of the selected notes, enter the new value numerically via the keyboard, hold the Option-Shift keys [Ctrl-Shift] and press Enter or Return [Enter].

 

[jipchen]

- CMD + 4 (Transformer windows)
- Enter 127 underneath the line "Fix"
- ???
- Profit

 

[Danny Drama]

- CMD + 4 (Transformer windows)
- Enter 127 underneath the line "Fix"
- ???
- Profit

That. You could also use that transformer to assign velocity control to a, I dunno, mod wheel or knob or whatever on your controller. If you do a lot of Midi stuff, the Environment is really really worth learning.