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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 11 February 2012


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Logic Pro 9 Workshop - Using the Arpeggiator

Logic’s Arpeggiator is one of the standout features in the Environment and an ideal pairing with the ES2 synthesizer. Mark Cousins takes a new direction.



 Hidden deep within Logic’s Environment window, you could be forgiven for overlooking Logic’s powerful arpeggiator feature. However, once combined with a cutting-edge synthesizer such as the ES2, Logic’s Arpeggiator can produce a range of exciting, animated synth sounds, from deep, throbbing bass lines through to spiralling leads lines. Of course, if you’re a fan of trance music, a powerful arpeggiator is an essential part of your sonic arsenal, but you’ll also find that some well-placed arpeggiation can add a touch of class and interest to a range of musical styles.

This feature first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 84
Filed under General Features, Software Workshops, Features, Logic Tutorials

 

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