tim_trax wrote:
>
> In every midi program I've used for years, You can select certain tracks and transpose
> them. I mean really transpose them, not display or play them differently. How do you
> achieve this in Logic?
G'day Tim,
One way: first part = select the sequence(s) you wanna transpose and
adjust the Transpose parameter in the Sequence Parameter Box (near the
top left of the Arrange window).
This, as you've noted, only transposes the notes non-destructively, i.e.
for display and playback purposes. So, next step = normalize the
sequence(s). This can be done with a key command (default = N) or
Arrange window -> MIDI -> Region Parameters -> Normalize (with a few
options if desired).
> As far as I can figure (after trying for 2 years) the only way to
> transpose data on a track is open the track, go to the
> functions-transform box and transpose away - or just select all
> and move them one track at a time. i just believe a program this
> advanced would make you transpose in this manner. BTW reading the
>'transpose" section of the help files is utterly useless.
Another way (there're usually a few ways t'do things in Logic) is to
select all the sequences that need to be transposed, open a Transform
window (main Windows menu, or default key command = Command-4) and do
the same as you've been doing one track at a time from an editor window.
HTH.
Cheers, Bill
