How to make chords in Logic Pro X without knowing Music theory

[davidortega]

i never knew the stay in key feature. after all these years, accidently clicking notes out of key has actually made my music more interesting.

[GANGBENGAL]

those chords were so sad it reminds me of when my parents left me at the county fair and i was lost and i started crying and confused and it was so sad i am so sad right now i feel it in my soul and my brain

[Anti_Happy]

Thank you I’ve been trying to figure this out for hours

[yungnere]

Thanks man this helped! I always use this feature on FL Studio but I didn't know how to do it in Logic

[rigoftony]

Wow dude I can’t believe I never knew that hahaha. Would’ve made things a lot easier had I known awhile ago. Thanks for the tip!

[Scottocs]

Had no idea you could do that, thanks for sharing!

[Lombwolf]

With synths add some more flair at the end and sometimes repeat the bottom notes down a bunch of octaves to make a bass

[TheRarestshingle]

You can’t be the best without learning music theory

[victoralves]

POV: in FL YOU PLAY CHORDS IN SCALE WITH PC KEYBOARD!

[Endiv_]

this is an alright tutorial, however, i would not recommend this for an orchestral piece. trap beats, at least that i know of, usually stay in the scale, while orchestral pieces go more into accidentals. There's also parallel 5ths

[blu_subwoofer]

Uhh idk what these do, my brain has to work hard

[sampound]

You guys should just learn music theory at this point, theres no guide around it.

[LoJahn]

But it won’t let you use borrowed chords or Neapolitan chords

[theeeeliminator]

I tried to do this it, it worked for a bit but now it doesn’t, it lets me type in any note, how do I fix it?

[d.d.jacksonpoetryproject]

I wouldn’t say you don’t know “any music theory“ since there’s a lot going on in the note choices you made (even if you didn’t make them using sheet music or something)