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LOGIX PRO X ARPPEGIATOR HOW TO

Now above the ES2 instrument tab on the channel strip, click on the MIDI FX box and choose the Arpeggiator.

Choose Note Range, then choose a note value for arpeggiated notes, based on the tempo of the song.

Choose Note Order, then choose the direction of arpeggiated notes from the submenu.

In the Arpeggiator pop-up menu in Logic Pro, do any of the following: How do I get an arpeggiator in Logic Pro X?

How do you get an arpeggiator on Garageband?.

What is an arpeggiator on a synthesizer?.

How do I get an arpeggiator in Logic Pro X?.

Of course there are virtually limitless possibilities in combining the remix elements, triggering them with the TR-S Sequencer and Performance Pads of the DJ-808, and playing various mixes of our track on the decks of the DJ-808. In this case we load our Main Mix into Deck 1 and our Drums Only Mix into Deck 2 of the DJ-808, the Serato DJ Sampler bank sounds use channel 3, and the System-1 uses channel 4. In this way, when the samples in those slots are triggered, their Sync Buttons will change to blue, indicating sync is on, and the stems will play in sync with the other elements already playing.įor an excellent explanation of sync, beatgrids and trigger modes, as relates to the Roland DJ-808 and Serato DJ go here: We’ll also make sure the Sync Buttons of the Serato DJ Sampler Slots containing the stems are activated so those Sync Buttons appear grey.

In this mode we press a DJ-808 performance pad once to play the sample, and once again to stop playback of that sample. The Sampler Play Mode we’re using in the Serato DJ Sampler for the stems in this example is the ‘On/Off’ mode. It is also important to analyze the files, and set beatgrids for all of the stems and mixes we’re using as remix elements in this kind of method. Having dialed in the sound and created the part in Live, we then send the SH-101 Plug-Out Model to the System-1 over USB from our computer, so we can play the same sound live on the System-1 as part of our remix on the fly.įor more info about System-1 Plug-Outs go here:įor this method we’ll be using Smart Sync in Serato DJ Pro, since there are so many elements being triggered so often, sync makes it much easier to keep multiple elements in time with each other while remixing on the fly. We have created an arpeggio stem using a sound from the Roland SH-101 Plug-Out running in Abelton Live.

LOGIX PRO X ARPPEGIATOR HOW TO

To set the sampling rate of our DAW for recording parts from the System-1, we create an Aggregate Device in the Audio MIDI Setup utility on our Mac.įor a detailed explanation of how to create an Aggregate Device go here: In recording our stems as audio files, we are getting audio from the System-1 into our DAW in two different ways: over USB with the System-1 acting as an audio interface, and by running the audio outputs of the System-1 to the audio inputs of another audio interface, (in this case the Universal Audio Apollo Twin.) This will depend on the genre of music you’re doing as well. Of course it’s up to you to decide if you want to quantize the loops, or leave the rhythmic variations the loops may have as they are. We’ve assembled all our loops in our DAW, in this case Ableton Live, to be sure they’re playing well together and edit them to our liking.

We could also use as the “drums only” mix a drum loop taken from a part of the track that breaks down to just drums. Of course this method is only possible when we can get our hands on, or create, all of these mixes. The mixes we’ll use will be the main mix, a no-drums mix, and a mix of just the drums and percussion from the track, minus the kick. Watch this video for the process of bouncing the one-shot samples and stems, and loading them into a bank of the Sampler built in to Serato DJ Pro: We use Aira Link to connect the System-1 to the DJ-808 and sync the two instruments. In this post we look at an approach to doing a Remix on the Fly, using a combination of different mixes of our tracks, along with a set of samples loaded into a bank of the Sampler in Serato DJ Pro, and triggered by the TR-S section and Performance Pads of the DJ-808. Watch the first video for a look at some of these remix on the fly methods in action: The Roland DJ-808, when paired with the Roland System-1 in an Aira system, provides a powerful platform for live remixing. Roland has for over thirty years been at the forefront of this development, producing instruments that have helped to launch many new styles of music. Music creation continues to evolve, with artists in diverse genres making creative use of technology to enhance their performances.