EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I apologize for posting this question here, but the size and character of the
LUG is somewhat daunting, and this is such a hassle-free group.

Anyway, I was auditioning some piano samples in the EXS and started playing
something interesting (or so I thought), and I remembered hearing about a
command in Logic to capture the last x amount of MIDI events played.  I looked
through the online help, but didn't find it.  Needless to say, I lost what I
had been playing.

Could someone tell me what that command is, or even what it is called?  I'm
using Logic Pro 6.4.1 on OS9.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Lenny

Lenny Stearns wrote:

>Anyway, I was auditioning some piano samples in the EXS and started playing
>something interesting (or so I thought), and I remembered hearing about a
>command in Logic to capture the last x amount of MIDI events played.  I looked through the online help, but didn't find it.  Needless to say, I lost what I had been playing.
>
>Could someone tell me what that command is, or even what it is called?  I'm
>using Logic Pro 6.4.1 on OS9.
>  
>
Hello Lenny:

You are looking for "capture last take".  In OS9, I believe it is the 
following two keys pressed at the same time:  "control" and "*".  That 
should do it.  If not try:  "apple" and "*" (this is the Logic 7.1 
version of capture last take).

I use this all the time...I almost never record midi (or audio 
instruments) anymore...I just loop Logic and play.  When I play 
something I like I simply capture last take.  It's a great tool.

Best of luck,
Dave

Thanks, Dave! That's exactly what I was looking for.

Regards,
Lenny

Quoting amgshaffer <cedar.bay@...>:

> Lenny Stearns wrote:
>
>> Anyway, I was auditioning some piano samples in the EXS and started playing
>> something interesting (or so I thought), and I remembered hearing about a
>> command in Logic to capture the last x amount of MIDI events played. 
>>  I looked through the online help, but didn't find it.  Needless to 
>> say, I lost what I had been playing.
>>
>> Could someone tell me what that command is, or even what it is called?  I'm
>> using Logic Pro 6.4.1 on OS9.
>>
>>
> Hello Lenny:
>
> You are looking for "capture last take".  In OS9, I believe it is the
> following two keys pressed at the same time:  "control" and "*".  That
> should do it.  If not try:  "apple" and "*" (this is the Logic 7.1
> version of capture last take).
>
> I use this all the time...I almost never record midi (or audio
> instruments) anymore...I just loop Logic and play.  When I play
> something I like I simply capture last take.  It's a great tool.
>
> Best of luck,
> Dave
>
>
>

On Oct 11, 2005, at 8:39 AM, Lenny Stearns wrote:

> I apologize for posting this question here, but the size and  
> character of the LUG is somewhat daunting, and this is such a hassle-free group.
>
> Anyway, I was auditioning some piano samples in the EXS and started  
> playing something interesting (or so I thought), and I remembered hearing  
> about a command in Logic to capture the last x amount of MIDI events  
> played.  I looked through the online help, but didn't find it.  Needless to say, I  
> lost what I had been playing.
>
> Could someone tell me what that command is, or even what it is  
> called?  I'm using Logic Pro 6.4.1 on OS9.

shift and return on my keyboard.  Logic 7.1

julie

www.julielarson.net

I finally had a chance to try it, and on 6.4.1 (OS9) the command is cntl 
plus "*".  Also, finding out what it was called helped me to find it in 
the key commands window. 

Thanks for everyone's help!

Regards,
Lenny

amgshaffer wrote:

>Lenny Stearns wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Anyway, I was auditioning some piano samples in the EXS and started playing
>>something interesting (or so I thought), and I remembered hearing about a
>>command in Logic to capture the last x amount of MIDI events played.  I looked through the online help, but didn't find it.  Needless to say, I lost what I had been playing.
>>
>>Could someone tell me what that command is, or even what it is called?  I'm
>>using Logic Pro 6.4.1 on OS9.
>> 
>>
>>    
>>
>Hello Lenny:
>
>You are looking for "capture last take".  In OS9, I believe it is the 
>following two keys pressed at the same time:  "control" and "*".  That 
>should do it.  If not try:  "apple" and "*" (this is the Logic 7.1 
>version of capture last take).
>
>I use this all the time...I almost never record midi (or audio 
>instruments) anymore...I just loop Logic and play.  When I play 
>something I like I simply capture last take.  It's a great tool.
>
>Best of luck,
>Dave
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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 Lenny Stearns                                     lens@...
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