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Independent Grace
Makes a note on the score an independent grace note. When scoring music we don’t worry about the actual performance — that’s the job of the musician. When an automaton interprets a score it needs to know the rules for performance.
Make the rules clear so the music can playback in the expected manner.
Use independent notes in the Logic Pro Score Editor — Apple Support
Independent Grace: The note is displayed as a single (independent) grace note.
Rewind one 1/16 Note
Move the playhead (play position) backwards one sixteenth note. Useful when programming music from the keyboard.
A lot of the interface is muscle memory. We see an image, click on it, something happens. It’s hard to learn keyboard commands for doing lots of things because we don’t have an image on screen that we can associate to the keyboard action. It takes __lots__ of practice.
Kinesthetic learning…important concept.
Get started with project playback in Logic Pro — Apple Support
You can play back the project at any time to hear your latest changes. You control playback and navigate the project using the playhead, the ruler, and the transport buttons, located in the control bar.
Use transport keyboard shortcuts in Logic Pro — Apple Support
Some transport functions are available as key commands. Most of these transport key commands have no default assignment, and need to be assigned manually. See Assign key commands in Logic Pro.
Logic Pro X keyboard command of the day. #LogicProX @StudioIntern1
Default Interpretation
Change the interpretation of scored notes.
Music notation is meant as a guide to performance, and rhythmic values are often not notated with metronomic precision. The Interpretation setting helps you produce a more readable score from real-time recordings. You should usually turn it off when adding notes via step input or with the pointer.
Note attributes overview — Logic Pro X
You can control the appearance of individual notes in the Score Editor using note attributes. Note attributes include note size and position, accidentals, stems, beaming, and interpretation. Using note attributes, you can enhance the readability of the score and add performance information.
Change the syncopation or interpretation of notes — Logic Pro X
By default, note syncopation and interpretation match the settings chosen in the Region inspector. You can change interpretation settings for individual notes to improve readability.
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