Velocity colors in piano roll

What is the problem?
they are Logic colors
they are the same as ever...
I Use Logic from over than 15 Years... they are the Logic reference colors...

you cannot customize it in orther to make it resemble like as cubase or other software... because Logic is the first Daw's that has introduced the colors-velocity way!
is a trade mark!
is a part of Logic DNA...

those colors are not castomizable on any DAWs!

in any case you can see the relative velocity by using "List event Editor"!

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fermusic wrote:

you cannot customize it like as cubase or other software... because Logic is the first Daw's that has introduced the colours-velocity way!
is a trade mark!

Wrong and wrong...

In Cubase you can select colors for:

1.Velocity
2.Pitch
3.Channel
4.Part
5.GridMatch

Not only that, the first four -each- have a completely customizable color grid.

And it's not Logic's trademark nor do they have a lock on it.

pancenter-

I never see that un cubase VST32
(for my personal expirience is Like a "trade Mark of Logic")

But a don't see where is the problem!
I think is very easy to see the velocity using List Events editor in orther to learn how logic works.
I find the scale of colors used in Logic absolutely logical

I don't understand why so much people think that Logic must becomes the same as Cubase...
In any case I understand perfectly the question target of this thread.

🙂

Keep cool man

The scale of colors is one thing that makes the laws of nature!
In my opinion LIVE in harmony with the nature is essential!

the colors of nature ranging are from ultraviolet (pianissimo) to infrared (fortissimo)

if they should be customizable I will Make exactly the same choice!

But perhaps, English is not my native language, or I misunderstood something ... if so I humbly ask forgiveness!

My Apologize for that... my personal welcome to Eriksimon at Apple discussion (Logic Pro) forum
this is your first post... (only now I see the number ammount of your posts)

Welcome again

🙂

I think that use a Thousand colors graphic resolution require a lot of Power CPU stress!
I use also Cubase... and one of the majior problem about reduction of Audio performance is stryctly related with Graphic resolution!

Logic is a Audio Daws... you don't need a photoshop resolution for make music.

I prefer a Daw that use every power resources for the Sound Quality and smooth graphics scrolling! (This is the Logic way)

I suggest you to stay focused to learn how logic works with Audio...
this is the most important point!

Don't loose your time to find a setting that makes you able to work with Logic like as Cubase way... (this is wrong way)
your work will become very difficult and frustrating!

If you need advice for learn the Logic way...
feel free to post your question!

With Logic you can do everything but in a different way...
after... you will be surprised...

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That wasn't his question though was it.

As I think Eriksimon now probably realises...... No, there is no way to customise velocity colours in Logic.

Good idea though for people who WANT to use that and may find it helpful. I think it is valid to compare a feature you are looking for to one in another app so that people reading the post can get the gist of what the poster is actually asking. Articulating to focus a response on the individuals question is not a bad thing.

And from a technical standpoint. A colour in Logic, at a programming level, would have an RGB value assigned. I don't think it would stress the CPU too much to add more colours as the same amount of digits would be used to represent one colour over another. Obviously, those values would change depending on the colour picked. So really, Logic would be pre storing maybe only a couple of hundred numbers depending on the actual range the OP had in mind.

It's a good question with a straight answer and opens the possibility of discussion. Which in my book is a good thing. This is a discussion forum.

Personally, I would have no use for extra colours. But we all work in different ways and what is useful for one may not be for another.

I don't know why you just don't answer the question instead of saying "You don't need to do that". If it helps a user then there is a need for it. Whether it will be implemented, or whether other users would find it helpful (helpful enough to be added as a feature) is a separate matter all together.

I don't think audio came to Logic until version 4.If someone asked on a Logic 3 forum if they could get audio into Logic as well as midi your way of thinking would invoke a response of "Logic only does midi, it is not the Logic way to deal with audio". Which is not conducive to progress or discussion in general.

octopi wrote:
"Logic only does midi, it is not the Logic way to deal with audio".

Wrong.... wrong... wrong 😉

EMagic Logic Platinum 3.x works with DAE TDM HADWARE AND VST on Macs...
I have a Macintosh 9600 that works with an oldest DAE TDM DSP card!

Emagic Logic Audio version 1 works with Audio too...
it is not just a Midi sequencer!!

Maybe you are talking about E-Lab Notator?

Logic Pro 8 is only the eighth version of a AUDIO DAWS born in 1986/87!

and we are in a Logic pro forum!

If you want talk about the Story of Audio in Cubase... I know the History... is not so clear...

Logic Audio is absolutely clear and not related with Digi-Steinberg agreement and disagreements History... but I know the real one... and you?

😉

Just ask Apple to suggest it as a new feature,
as a Drummer I would like velocity presets
as in cubase, at work I use Cubase for my Drum
Sessions.
work flow is better in Cubase

Yeah, my mistake. I was doing it off of the top of my head you see. To illustrate a point. My mistake came from Logic changing it's name to Logic Audio with version 3.

In the winter of 1994 Notator Logic was released that included being able to handle audio.

Despite getting the version number wrong all the points of my previous post stand and the part you highlighted was merely to make a point. I see you didn't quote any other parts of the post.

I'm off now cuz I have 2 songs to mix.

I respect your point as well. (But Logic Audio was before than Logic Platinum 3)
at the same times (1993/4...I don't remember exactly) Steinberg was only a Midi sequencer...
and the VST24 has been made with Digidesign stuff...
but...
Steinberg had to deal only with MIDI section...
but something went wrong!

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Obviously this is your experience because you are accustomed to working in a way good for cubase.

what you mean Velocity Presets?

If explain me the point I will be happy to solve your problem by showing the Logic Way

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Obviously this is your experience because you are accustomed to working in a way good for cubase.

Exactly!
dont need to be shown thankyou!