Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Yes that's the workaround - basically use a template and create your midi file from it.
And that won't be hard .  I'll create it on my PC program and import it.  As  I said in my 
first offering,  it's pretty dumb that a program that's been around as long as Logic 
wouldn't be easier to use for midi.  Creating events in a text editor one at a time is pretty 
tedious - even using copying and pasting. Thanks for your thoughts.!!








--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@a... wrote:
> > So again my question is - IN EXPRESS 6   is there a way to get contollers 
> > settings reflected
> > as events in an exported midi file.
> > 
> 
> I've never used Express, so I can't answer your question well. I've never 
> even seen it in operation and don't know the differences. But IF there is a midi 
> control number for reverb and so forth, then it doesn't take long to create an 
> event in the event list editor. Assuming this functionality is not built in 
> to Express, you can solve it without too much trouble in this way
> 1. Find out the midi control number for each item you want to affect. (These 
> are usually listed in the manual for your synth, found online, inspecting a 
> file made by your previous PC program, or as I said before, hit record in logic, 
> and alter that parameter on the synth itself)
> 2. Then create a little one bar sequence with one each of what you want - 
> reverb, pan, chorus, etc. 
> 3. From this point on, all you have to do is copy that sequence to bar before 
> your song starts on any track for that synth, in any logic song. Then edit 
> the values accordingly in the event list.