Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

When you quantize a note in Logic,  you  can choose quarter note , eighth note , etc.etc.
When you quantize the END of a note,  instead of the sensible quarter note eighth note 
thing, you are faced with the 4-number  beat, .....ticks box.  Can someone tell me what 4 
numbers in that box would equal a quarter note,  an eight note,  even a whole note would 
be handy.

tim_trax wrote:

> When you quantize a note in Logic,  you  can choose quarter note , eighth note , etc.etc.
> When you quantize the END of a note,  instead of the sensible quarter note eighth note 
> thing, you are faced with the 4-number  beat, .....ticks box.  Can someone tell me what 4 
> numbers in that box would equal a quarter note,  an eight note,  even a whole note would 
> be handy.

The 4 numbers represent bar, beat, subdivision and tick. Subdivision 
defaults to semiquaver and there are 960 ticks per quarter note. So...

- a quarter note = 0 1 0 0
- an eighth note = 0 0 2 0
- a whole note (with a time signature of 4/4) = 1 0 0 0
- etc.

you can quantize note ends in the matrix if you hold shift and cntl on 
a pc


--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@a... wrote:
> You can quantize note ends ... i think in the matrix view, if you 
hold down 
> shift as you drag the lengths of multiple notes, they all end 
simultaneously. 
> Then you don't have to play with numbers at all. You might want to 
fool with 
> the gate option too.

Yes, and also noteworthy is the ability to select a track or certain notes in a track and keep 
them from overlapping into each other. (Correct overlapped notes).   Can't seem to find it 
now but for me it's SHIFT+f2.  Also to force legato, (make selected short notes connect but 
not overlap) it's SHIFT+f1.

I hope these weren't custom key settings.  Anyway they are available on key commands 
window.
-Glenn



--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "gswerner2002" <gswerner2002@y...> wrote:

> 
> you can quantize note ends in the matrix if you hold shift and cntl on 
> a pc
> 
> 
> --- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, GAmoore@a... wrote:
> > You can quantize note ends ... i think in the matrix view, if you 
> hold down 
> > shift as you drag the lengths of multiple notes, they all end 
> simultaneously. 
> > Then you don't have to play with numbers at all. You might want to 
> fool with 
> > the gate option too.