S.M Hassani
CodeUltra Sounds
Using these key commands:
The exception is KCs for note lengths. Logic should IMO have this without needing to make them up for each length in Transform and then assign LC to these presets. There should be other ways to change note lengths as well, eg by selecting a note/notes and clicking on a symbol for eg 1/16 note with a modifier.
Well I made a little service to the LPX community.
UPDATED HERE:
https://vi-control.net/community/th...ngth-by-key-shortcut-more.73854/#post-4263936
Here's a Logic Pro 10.3.3 Project with my own Midi Transform settings (Attached)
You can use the Import Settings function to load them into your other projects. You can also make this file a template and go from there. I left some midi notes in there for you to test the functionality.
Make sure you assign them to your choice of key commands so you can apply them instantly within your workflow. I've indicated my shortcuts below.
Do see the included video. (although I forgot to set my nudge value to division)
And The Transforms are:
Expand Notes: This command will space selected notes away from each other evenly, while maintaining their length (Unlike the default trim functions) It's an excellent tool if you happen to scale a linear group of notes so much they overlap. (e.g using the Alt+Shift+Mouse drag edge or Arrow keys)
Collapse Notes: The opposite of the above command.
I use these key commands: Alt+Command+. (or the > key) to expand | Alt+Command+, (or the < key) to collapse
Length = 1/xx: Yes this will finally give you the ability to set note length by rapid key command!
Available in these sizes: 1/1 - 1/2 - 1/4 - 1/8 - 1/16 - 1/32
I use these key commands: Alt+Command+1 = 1/1 | +2=1/2 | +4=1/4 | +5=1/8 | +6=1/16 | +7=1/32
Duplicate 3rd Up: Duplicates your notes a Major 3rd Up or 4 semitones in one keystroke!
Duplicate 5th Up: Duplicates them a Major 5th Up or 7 semitones
Duplicate Octave Up: Duplicates them an octave Up or 12 semitones
I use these key commands: Alt+Command+F12 and F13,F14 respectively (I use the good ol' extended keyboard)
Aside from this I use these key commands:
To set my Grid Division units: Shift+1 = Lower | +2 = Higher | +4 =1/4 | +5=1/8 | +6=1/16 | +7=1/32 | +8=1/64
To set my Grid Snap to Smart: CMD+ALT+` (or ~ Key)
To set my Grid Snap to Division: CMD+ALT+SHIFT+` (or ~ Key)
To toggle between Relative and Absolute Snap modes: CMD+ALT+/ (or ? Key)
Hoping this helps make the Logic Pro X experience better for everyone. I will post this in its own thread so people can find it easily.
Enjoy!
IMPORTANT: Use this file at your own risk. Do not test it on important/sensitive project files unless you are 100% sure it works for you. I will not be held liable or accountable for any loss or damages of any kind to any party.
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