Hi,
I am new user of Logic and my question has to do with reversing a MIDI track that I created. The original fades out nicely after the last note from the 4-6th bar however when I reverse it so it plays at the beginning of my song to get a gradual 'ramping up' feel I do not hear it; the song just starts with the note. How do I reverse the track without losing that so-called 'tail'? Any help would be most appreciated!
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Logic Pro
You'll need to bounce the midi track to audio in order to reverse it and have the tail fade in at the begining.
Midi is mearly a set of keystrokes passed from the computer to the instrument as if you were playing it.
Thank you for responding so quickly. I forgot to mention I tried this but the sound was so distorted.. Is there any way to remedy that? Thanks again.
When at the bounce in place dialogue, turn the normalise selection to "Overload Protection and tick both boxes related to audio tails so your box looks like this
Bounce in place bounces/records the Region as it is or as your hear it before you do this action. However you have to pay attention to the checkboxes.
The normalize button just sets the maximum level to 0dB and the Overload Protection makes sure that the level doesn't get over. If your signal is distorted before (for whatever reasons) the bounce, that feature will not "un-destort" it.
My only guess is that you might have a a very hot signal that you reduced with a gain Plug-in and when you bounce with the "Bypass Effect Plug-ins" checkbox on, the signal will overload.
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Awesome, thank you so much - works perfectly now.
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Reversing MIDI Question
