Problem enabling transient mode in logic pro x

Make sure you have selected File and not Track..... in the main editor header bar....

You are welcome!

..and yes, it's a bit confusing and so easy to miss... One of the quirks of the interface changes in LPX that trips everyone up to begin with...

Cheers..

Nigel

Hi allow me to add question for this

I'm very beginner of logic and facing same problem and even worse

I cannot even find the [ TRACK / FILE ] menu button you mentioned to select

mi window simply dont have them

please let me know how to show those option

Thank you so much !

agas14 wrote:

Hi allow me to add question for this

I'm very beginner of logic and facing same problem and even worse

I cannot even find the [ TRACK / FILE ] menu button you mentioned to select

mi window simply dont have them

This is because you are running Logic Pro X in "Garageband Pro" mode...

Go to Logic Pro X's Preferences and turn on ALL the advanced tools under the Advanced Tools Tab.

Now you will find the missing buttons 🙂

Hi The Art of Sound

Ohhhh my godness You are the savior !!!

3 hours of struggling is solved just by 1 line of professional man.

Thank you so much. I truly appreciate it !!

😁😁😁😁😁

You are welcome agas14.....

Glad i could help you!

Cheers..

Nigel

Hi Nigel

This is me again , Probably this question not really supposed be here though

allow me for one more question

I've been trying multi-track drum quantize

I am trying to apply quantize button but before that (before even I edit transient timing)

when I press flex bottun it will change audio bpm soo hardly , not even close to original

like stretch audio almost 1.5 times longer . I tried another file or even another songs drum though , result is same.

How could I correct it ? is this usual process ?

I see many tutorial to study and they usually do

push flex - edit transit - apply quantize

Im slipping even before this process again.

sorry for beginers question again though. please give me some advice.

Unfortunately, Flex is not one of my fields of expertise....

So if I were you I'd post your question in a new thread... and then, hopefully one of the the other regulars here will see it and respond...

Cheers..

Nigel

OK I will !

Than you for your advice !!

Ditto. I have been fiddling for so long. THANK YOU! 😀

This occurs most likely because of this:

You audio track has tempo information associated with it and it does not match your project tempo setting. You have imported it (or recorded it) on a tempo setting that is different to the associated tempo info. When you activate flex, it automatically stretches/maps your audio to the current tempo grid.

Check the associated tempo settings for your regions in the browser. I have attached an example screenshot where I have imported an 8-beat apple loop recorded at 125 bpm into my project set up at 103 bpm. When I activate flex for that region it will automatically stretch to match the 103 bpm and become 2 bars long in the process.