7 Amazing MIDI Velocity Tricks in Logic Pro X

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[FamilyFun]

Oh my goodness!! This is such a blessing. It had become quite hard to play my MPK249 because some of the notes (no matter how soft I played them) would have a higher velocity than normal. The Velocity Processor in the MIDI FX completely fixed that issue IMMEDIATELY. And it was nice to know that I did not need to have any MIDI notes recorded before it worked. PERFECT! Thanks! Now, I will check out the other 6 tips. LOL!

[sweettlover]

SO great. The 'compress velocity' trick is SUPER clutch for my current project. Thank you!

[garycastro]

I love this channel. I'm classically trained like you, so all your tips really help me. In college, my composition classes were all manuscript paper and pencil. I'm learning all I can in Logic.

[Autorall]

I haven't even finished watching this yet but I just came here to say THANKS: straight to the point, crystal clear information, this is all a producer seeking for knowledge wants when they go on Youtube for info/answers/insights.

[DanBires]

Just started using Logic again. I didn't know about these velocity, compression and dynamic range tips. Thanks so much

[HardwiredMusicMaker]

I know it's been awhile since you posted this but it just proved very useful to me for the Velocity Processor which made the inexpensive 88 key "semi weighted" keyboard into a much more lively and interesting keyboard to play - it was just impossible to get the dynamics I wanted. It's still not weighted but now it's usable. Thank you.

[JuanEstebanJaramilloArboleda]

that last one trick was the one i was looking for! thanks man!

[jamiesmagictourch]

how do you change the velocity of a single long note? Say I want the note to begin quietly and rise as the note is played, but I want to use velocity and not volume?

[RogerioValgode]

Wow! I check two videos and I simply had to subscribed the channel and watch them all. Great content here! One of the best of this kind. You made all explanations fast and simple. Got my attention, no doubt!! Thanks for sharing.

[blue-balance]

Perfect overview and explanation. Thank you, Mikael. You are making my life so much easier!!

[brianherbert]

Just found you following a specific search for a compression edit method - what a brilliant tutorial. I have immediately subscribed and now need to go through everything to improve my knowledge! Quite simply the best tutorials I have come across - thank you.

[EduaroU]

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. Every one a great tip of which I was unaware.
Did I say brilliant? Thanks for sharing your wonderful skill and knowledge.

[newguy]

Wow! This video saved my life. I am recording an excellent pianist that always plays with a huge dynamic range which, of course, is really hard to get translated to various media without compression or EQ artifacts. Though I don't like the idea of having to tamp down the dynamic range of her work, I really don't have much choice - especially if much of her music is going to be streamed over cell phones. It's either tamp down the range of midi velocities and have no compression artifacts or tamp down the audio range with compression and suffer the artifacts. I'll choose the former. Thanks for the vid Mike.

[telaim]

Thanks a lot, very well explained, very useful. I know quite well Logic but I always learn something new with your channel. Bravo!

[JLanderPiano]

thanks man.. been following your channel for a while now. so helpful, can't thank you enough for these vids!

[slicesofamerica]

Three years later - still helpful. Thanks so much!

[carnivalminds]

Thank you. I really like your clear, concise style of explaining Logic Pro. I’ve been using it for a few months and your tutorials have been really eye opening and helpful. It’s such a feature packed program it really helps to see someone point things out. Great work!

[wilhelmhagberg]

Great video! Always learn new stuff from you that is very relevant to my way of working.

[Willigrow]

Love the compression trick by pulling velocity and dragging slider back up. Thanks!