Hello!
I am new here, and am hoping to deepen my understanding of Logic beyond the basics I've used for quite some time.
So, when inspiration strikes, I find myself recording midi tracks without regard for the tempo of the project I'm in. I will be noodling around with an instrument, and I discover a whole different groove, so of course I record it without the current project's click track so as to not lose the muse. Of course, quite often I get swept up, and before I know it, I've layered on additional accompanying tracks, none of which are locked to any accurate grid timing or tempo.
Is there any tricks to convert a recorded midi region into the appropriate grid alignment of the tempo at which I intended for it when I recorded it?
I tried manually adjusting each note, and it is a real beast of a chore. There must be an easier way! Thanks very much!
I am new here, and am hoping to deepen my understanding of Logic beyond the basics I've used for quite some time.
So, when inspiration strikes, I find myself recording midi tracks without regard for the tempo of the project I'm in. I will be noodling around with an instrument, and I discover a whole different groove, so of course I record it without the current project's click track so as to not lose the muse. Of course, quite often I get swept up, and before I know it, I've layered on additional accompanying tracks, none of which are locked to any accurate grid timing or tempo.
Is there any tricks to convert a recorded midi region into the appropriate grid alignment of the tempo at which I intended for it when I recorded it?
I tried manually adjusting each note, and it is a real beast of a chore. There must be an easier way! Thanks very much!