Logic Pro 9 Logic arpeggiator trouble

[Synthsensation]

Logics arp just doesn't seem to work. When changing from one note to another using midi controller, the arp pattern is always delayed/late of the change. Why? Does anyone have a solution to this?

thanks in advance Miles🙂

 

[georgelegeriii]

Are you sure you are changing the data before the downbeat of where you want the notes to change? If you don't do it just before the downbeat, it will behave like this.

 

[Tangra]

Would you have a look at the "Snap To" setting if it is set to the default "None" otherwise you will have such snap issues...

A.G

 

[Synthsensation]

Yes, 'snap to' is set to 'none'. I have tried all the settings too🙂

 

[Synthsensation]

If that's the case, then Logic's arp is unique, or flawed, depending on how you look at it🙂

 

[Brian Stone]

Things to try..

Does the problem occur if you create a new Empty Project and setup a simple arpeggiator test?

Does it occur in the Compose Electronic factory template? There's a very useful Arpeggiator environment built right into this template. I stopped trying to use the single arp object when I found this.

 

[Synthsensation]

Does the problem occur if you create a new Empty Project and setup a simple arpeggiator test?

Yes problem still occurs in new project.

Does it occur in the Compose Electronic factory template? There's a very useful Arpeggiator environment built right into this template. I stopped trying to use the single arp object when I found this.

How do I access this template?

 

[Brian Stone]

Does the problem occur if you create a new Empty Project and setup a simple arpeggiator test?

Yes problem still occurs in new project.

Does it occur in the Compose Electronic factory template? There's a very useful Arpeggiator environment built right into this template. I stopped trying to use the single arp object when I found this.

How do I access this template?

Logic pro 9

Launch

File > new project from template

Select compose category in template picker

Choose electronic

The arp is controlled via a floating window.

 

[Synthsensation]

Thankyou, I just tried it. Using the 'arp starts immediately' function the arp is triggered as the midi key is pressed, only trouble is it ads an extra note to the pattern so that the previous note played is repeated on top of the first new note. Ahhrgghh curse you Logic!

 

[Brian Stone]

Hmmm, I'm not sure I know what you are talking about. Can you spell it out step-by-step for me? Following your instructions with 9.1.5 works exactly as I expect. No extra notes are heard. What were you hoping it would do?