Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

If it has midi out, then yes, it can be used as a trigger. Hook its midi out 
to a midi in of your interface.   In the old days you used to have to go to 
Logic's environment and create a new midi instrument or multi-instrument, and 
set it to the correct port. I am not sure if that can be done in Apples 
audio/midi utility instead now. when you hit a key on it, look in the transport of 
logic to see if the midi note shows up. make a midi track on the arrange page, 
and load the exs with sounds. then select that track and hit the ry30 and see if 
it makes some sound. 


> It has MIDI...not USB. What I mean is...do i hook up the MIDI out to the 
> MIDI in of my USB MIDI interface which goes to Logic? Do I have to set up 
> anything special in Logic such that it sees the RY30? Is there something basic I 
> set up in the RY30 (via sending MIDI) to the EXS24 sampler (do I some how have 
> to match MIDI notes from the RY30 to match those of each voice in an EXS24 
> drum kit)? I only have 12 pads on the RY30 so I wont be able to access all the 
> drums in an EXS24 or Ultrabeat kit... Follow me...or am I making this too 
> complicated?
> 
> 




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