I found this online. What is Logic Pro’s Strum Machine? I have Strum Machine, can set 3/4 time, but don’t see any of the setting this AI description says to do. Help please!
To achieve an arpeggiated 3/4 time in Logic Pro’s Strum Machine, set the “Swing” parameter to 0% and then use the arpeggiator function, selecting a pattern that plays each chord tone on a separate beat within the 3/4 measure; you can further customize the arpeggiator settings like “Direction” and “Octave” to fine-tune the sound.
Key steps:
- Select a 3/4 time signature:
Ensure your Strum Machine project is set to 3/4 time in the Logic Pro project settings.
- Set Swing to 0%:
Access the Strum Machine’s “Swing” parameter and set it to 0% to ensure each note is played evenly on the beat.
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Activate the Arpeggiator:
- Navigate to the Strum Machine’s arpeggiator settings (usually accessible through a dedicated button or menu).
- Enable the arpeggiator function.
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Choose a suitable arpeggiator pattern:
- Select an arpeggiator pattern that plays each chord tone on a separate beat within the 3/4 measure.
- For a basic 3/4 arpeggio, look for a pattern with 3 steps, corresponding to the 3 beats in the measure.
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Adjust arpeggiator settings (optional):
- Direction: Choose “Up” or “Down” to define the arpeggiator’s note sequence.
- Octave: Adjust the octave range of the arpeggiated notes.
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Subdividing the beat - Strum Machine Help Guides
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