Snap Mode: 1/32 Triplet (1/48)

Set the Snap Mode to a 1/32 triplet (i.e. 1/48 of a bar).

The snap values are found in the Snap menu displayed in the Piano Roll editor.

Snap to grid in the Piano Roll Editor in Logic Pro — Apple Support

The Piano Roll Editor has a grid, similar to the Tracks area grid. When Show Advanced Tools is selected in the Advanced preferences pane, you can set the Snap value for the Piano Roll grid, independent from the Snap value for the Tracks area grid. The Piano Roll Editor Snap pop-up menu contains additional values including specific note values.

  Event Channel =  10

Set the channel of the selected event(s) to 10.

Sometimes using keyboard commands is easier than trying to drag numbers up and down, typing in numbers.

There are some special considerations with MIDI channels in the event list. If you select multiple events, open a channel number for editing (double-click so you can type), and type a number in the selected events will be changed relatively. Select channels 11, 12, and 13, change the 11 to 6, you will get channels 6, 7, and 8. Change to 12 and you get 12, 13, and 14. The same thing happens if you type in a number, or drag the number up or down.

If you use the ‘Event Channel = 10’ command all of the events will have their channel changed to 10 with no relative changes. Good to know…

Essentially you execute the ‘Event Channel +1’ and ‘Event Channel -1’ when you drag the channel numbers up and down.

Change event values in Logic Pro — Apple Support

You can change the event values shown in the Event List Value, Number, and Channel columns by using the mouse as a slider or with text input. You can not directly alter the event type in the Status column.

Command    Key Touch Bar
- Various Editors
Event Channel +1
Event Channel -1
Event Channel = 1
Event Channel = 2
Event Channel = 3
Event Channel = 4
Event Channel = 5
Event Channel = 6
Event Channel = 7
Event Channel = 8
Event Channel = 9
Event Channel = 10 ⌃⌥⇧⌘⌦
Event Channel = 11
Event Channel = 12
Event Channel = 13
Event Channel = 14
Event Channel = 15
Event Channel = 16

  Apply Last Edited Fade Again    ⌥⇧X

I create fades using the fade tool that is enabled in the top half of the region display. Very handy. Typically I select multiple regions and apply the fade to all of them at once. This command allows me to apply the fade easily to selected regions.

Maximum fade value is 99,999 which appears to be 100 seconds. That means that the fade values are expressed in milliseconds…

Create fades in Logic Pro — Apple Support

You can fade in the beginning of audio regions, and fade out the end of audio regions (including audio Apple Loops).

Fades are only visible if you are zoomed in enough to see the waveform in the audio region. You can create a fade using either the Fade tool or the Fade In and Fade Out parameters in the Region inspector.

  Shift selected Zone(s)/Group(s) Right (Zones incl. Root Key)    ⌥⇧→

Changes the root key when moving a zone. Unchanged from the EXS24 in function. Visual interface changes abound.

Graphically edit Logic Pro Sampler zones and groups — Apple Support

You can edit zone and group parameters numerically in the Mapping pane zone view and group view. You can also graphically edit a number of zone and group parameters in the Mapping pane keyboard view and the Zone pane.