Hello Fellow Logicheads!
I used to be able to do this easily in Logic 9 using the "\" key.
Of course you can Flex > Sample > Control+click > and create slices at the transient points. But, I prefer to do it on the fly and this appears not to be an active option in Logic X (If I'm missing something or the function has migrated to another location, let me know!)
Thanks!!!
Hi,
That Key Command has been changed to "Command + T" instead of "/".
Rest all is still the same 🙂
Regards,
Hi,
That Key Command has been changed to "Command + T" instead of "/".
Rest all is still the same 🙂
Regards,
Thanks for the help!
Doesn't this new key-command combo seem like an odd change for Apple/Logic X, considering the other was just 1 key and so simple?
I tried the new keys and it works. It appears that the best technique is to hold down the Command key and then hit the "T" to make your splice.
You could simply go into your key commands and reassign the function back to the "\" key, or to any other single key.
Thanks Eriksimon! That is a great, practical idea.
I found the proper command under "split". I deleted "Command-T", got the warning about another use of "\" function at a higher level, pressed "ok" figuring that the use of this key command here would be contextual vs the use elsewhere. Created new command using "\" as discussed.
Question: To the left of "Split Regions/Events at Playhead Position" I see a symbol which I presume is Logic's way of telling me that there are two functions with this key. Is that correct?
Also, I notice that under Key column there is a symbol next to the "\" - what does this symbol mean??
Thanks for the help - great tip!
How To Sample On The Fly in Logic X?
