Brian Anderson3
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Q: any info on how to work with pitch bend in Hyper Editor

...would be very handy. I'm trying to created a drum roll with STUDIO BRUSH KIT in MIDI that starts with a snare hit and lower the pitch of subsequent beats so they create a sort of descending tone to a bass drum kick. Anyone have ideas on this or has anyone done something similar. Thanks

Posted on Apr 13, 2014 11:00 AM

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Q: any info on how to work with pitch bend in Hyper Editor

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  • by CCTM,

    CCTM CCTM Apr 14, 2014 12:18 AM in response to Brian Anderson3
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    Apr 14, 2014 12:18 AM in response to Brian Anderson3

    Hi

     

    The default HyperSet (LP9) or LaneSet (LPX) has a definition already set up for Pitch Bend. Simply enter the MIDI events as required, but rememeber that the overall effect will ultimately depend on the bend range of the receiving Software Instrument.

     

    To get a smooth pitch change, you will probably want to use a fine grid.

     

    CCT

  • by Brian Anderson3,

    Brian Anderson3 Brian Anderson3 Apr 14, 2014 5:02 AM in response to CCTM
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    Apr 14, 2014 5:02 AM in response to CCTM

    to be more specific....I am using PIANO ROLL notes or MIDI EVENTS otherwise and would like to PITCH BEND certain notes(as beats) without affecting others that follow or precede How and can this be done to a single track? Thanks for responding

  • by CCTM,

    CCTM CCTM Apr 14, 2014 6:15 AM in response to Brian Anderson3
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    Apr 14, 2014 6:15 AM in response to Brian Anderson3

    Hi

     

    Sure it can be done both in Hyper Edit (LP9) Lane Edit (LPX) , or in the Piano Roll, Score & List editors.

     

    The basic idea is to enter a Pitch bend off (ie PB=64) in between notes as a reset, the required PB messages through the duration of the note, followed by a PB reset back to 64 message immediately after the end of the note.

     

    It would help if you could confirm which version of Logic you are using (terminology, some functionality and look different).

     

     

    CCT

  • by Brian Anderson3,

    Brian Anderson3 Brian Anderson3 Apr 14, 2014 6:38 AM in response to CCTM
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    Apr 14, 2014 6:38 AM in response to CCTM

    I think you've lost me...I understand the activate and reset principle but where are these values written in on the HPER EDITOR or INSPECTOR? I'm using Logic Studio 9. Thanks a mil CCTM

  • by Sandra D Brower,

    Sandra D Brower Apr 22, 2014 12:23 AM in response to Brian Anderson3
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    Apr 22, 2014 12:23 AM in response to Brian Anderson3

    There are no charts for this kind of thing. Even if there were, every synth is going to respond differently so any chart would only be applicable to the synth it was derived from.

     

    Sure, you can start with trying some math, but there's no guarantee that the number will work out. Even if they got you close, you might not end up with a perfect Bb no matter what you do. Suggest that the easiest approach is by trial and error.