Hi all
I'm currently checking out the Voices to Channels option from the function menu in the Piano Roll, and reading about it in the manual. Though I'm not sure on something.
What I'm doing is
Creating one bar with the chord of A minor, and then choosing MIDI channel colours (rather then velocity colours etc) from the Piano Roll context menu.
I then select all 3 notes in the region and choose Voices to Channels and the 3 notes of A minor change colour, relative to the midi channel.
As the manual states, Logic Pro assigns MIDI channel numbers (in ascending order) to individual note pitches in the selected MIDI region. The highest note pitch in each chord is assigned as MIDI channel 1, the next note down in each chord channel 2, and so on.
So the midi notes are now assigned to midi channels with the highest pitch note being midi channel etc?
I then go to Midi > Separate Midi events > By event channel.
This then separates the 3 notes into independent tracks and regions, with midi notes staying the same Midi Channel Colours they were before.
Though when I look at the Inspector and check all 3 tracks they all have the same Midi Channel All, though I thought they would have their own midi channel (regions that is)?
Though do the tracks all the same midi channel and its the notes that change?
Many Thanks
I'm currently checking out the Voices to Channels option from the function menu in the Piano Roll, and reading about it in the manual. Though I'm not sure on something.
What I'm doing is
Creating one bar with the chord of A minor, and then choosing MIDI channel colours (rather then velocity colours etc) from the Piano Roll context menu.
I then select all 3 notes in the region and choose Voices to Channels and the 3 notes of A minor change colour, relative to the midi channel.
As the manual states, Logic Pro assigns MIDI channel numbers (in ascending order) to individual note pitches in the selected MIDI region. The highest note pitch in each chord is assigned as MIDI channel 1, the next note down in each chord channel 2, and so on.
So the midi notes are now assigned to midi channels with the highest pitch note being midi channel etc?
I then go to Midi > Separate Midi events > By event channel.
This then separates the 3 notes into independent tracks and regions, with midi notes staying the same Midi Channel Colours they were before.
Though when I look at the Inspector and check all 3 tracks they all have the same Midi Channel All, though I thought they would have their own midi channel (regions that is)?
Though do the tracks all the same midi channel and its the notes that change?
Many Thanks