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How do you set up Logic Pro 9 for transposing instruments?

Is it possible to set up Logic to recognise transposing instruments? In other words, if I'm playing a Bb trumpet part in C, the score would display the part transposed one tone higher & display the correct key signature, but it would still sound in C. The orchestral template does this for you, but I prefer to work from scratch.
Calicoprinter.

MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.6.6), Axiom 49 midi controller, LogicStudio 9, Komplete 7, Synergy 1 TB external HD

Posted on Apr 7, 2011 6:55 AM

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Posted on Apr 7, 2011 7:48 AM

Hi

You can do this on a region by region basis by selecting the appropriate Staff Style in the Score Inspector.

If you want to apply a particular Staff Style to a particular track automatically as you record, you can adjust the Style parameter at the bottom of the Track Parameter Box.


CCT
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Apr 7, 2011 7:48 AM in response to calicoprinter

Hi

You can do this on a region by region basis by selecting the appropriate Staff Style in the Score Inspector.

If you want to apply a particular Staff Style to a particular track automatically as you record, you can adjust the Style parameter at the bottom of the Track Parameter Box.


CCT

How do you set up Logic Pro 9 for transposing instruments?

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