Logic pro tuner

The note is sharp. Color is also used to indicate tuning accuracy, with green denoting a tuned signal, orange indicating a slightly detuned signal, and red indicating an out of tune signal.Use the Tuner utilityIn Logic Pro, tap the Tuner icon on the control bar.The Tuner utility opens.Play a single note on the instrument and watch the Graphic Tuning display. If the note is flat or sharp of the keynote, this is indicated in the display.Adjust the tuning of your instrument until the indicator is centered in the display.The display is shown in green when correctly tuned.Use the Tuner plug-inIn Logic Pro, insert the Tuner plug-in into an audio channel strip Effect slot.The Tuner plug-in opens.Play a single note on the instrument and watch the Graphic Tuning display. If the note is flat or sharp of the keynote, this is indicated in the display.Adjust the tuning of your instrument until the indicator is centered in the display.The display is shown in green when correctly tuned.Download this guide: PDF โปรดอย่าใส่ข้อมูลส่วนตัวลงในความคิดเห็นจำกัดอักขระสูงสุดไม่เกิน 250 ขอบคุณที่แสดงความคิดเห็น

The indicator moves to the right of center, the note is sharp. Color is also used to indicate tuning accuracy, with green denoting a tuned signal, orange indicating a slightly detuned signal, and red indicating an out of tune signal.Use the Tuner utilityIn Logic Pro, tap the Tuner icon on the control bar.The Tuner utility opens.Play a single note on the instrument and watch the Graphic Tuning display. If the note is flat or sharp of the keynote, this is indicated in the display.Adjust the tuning of your instrument until the indicator is centered in the display.The display is shown in green when correctly tuned.Use the Tuner plug-inIn Logic Pro, insert the Tuner plug-in into an audio channel strip Effect slot.The Tuner plug-in opens.Play a single note on the instrument and watch the Graphic Tuning display. If the note is flat or sharp of the keynote, this is indicated in the display.Adjust the tuning of your instrument until the indicator is centered in the display.The display is shown in green when correctly tuned.Download this guide: PDF Please don’t include any personal information in your comment.Maximum character limit is 250. Thanks for your feedback.

You can tune instruments connected to your system with the Tuner utility or plug-in. This ensures that external instrument recordings are in tune with any software instruments, samples, or existing recordings in your projects.If you’re new to using plug-ins in Logic Pro, see Add, remove, move, and copy plug-ins in Logic Pro for Mac.Tuner parametersGraphic Tuning display: Indicates the pitch of the note in cents. At the centered (12 o’clock) position, the note is correctly tuned. If the indicator moves to the left of center, the note is flat. If the indicator moves to the right of center, the note is sharp. Color is also used to indicate tuning accuracy, with green denoting a tuned signal, and orange indicating a detuned signal.Reference Tuning field: Drag vertically to set the pitch of the note used as the basis for tuning. The default is for note A at 440 Hz and can be set in a range from 410 to 470 in 0.1 Hz steps.Keynote display: Shows the target pitch of the note being played (the closest tuned pitch).Tune Deviation display: Shows the tuning deviation in cents.Mute button: Silence the active channel.View pop-up menu: Choose a Horizontal or Vertical display and set a size.Note: You can also set a size by dragging the lower corners of the plug-in window.Use the Tuner utilityIn Logic Pro, click the Tuner icon on the control bar.The Tuner utility window opens.Play a single note on the instrument and watch the Graphic Tuning and Keynote displays. If the note is flat or sharp of the keynote, orange segments are shown in the Graphic Tuning display, the Keynote is shown in orange, and the Tune Deviation display indicates how far (in cents) the note is off pitch.Adjust the tuning of your instrument until the indicator is centered in the

Selecciona la versión: Al modificar este control, se volverá a cargar esta página. Logic Pro User Guide for iPad What’s new in Logic Pro 2.1 What’s new in Logic Pro 2 What’s new in Logic Pro 1.1 What is Logic Pro? Logic Pro interface Control bar and view control bar Tracks area Live Loops Browser Inspector Fader Plug-ins area Mixer Audio Editor Piano Roll Editor Session Player Editor Step Sequencer Play Surfaces Working areas Work with function buttons Work with numeric values Undo and redo edits in Logic Pro for iPad Intro to projects Create projects Open and close projects Play projects Edit project properties Manage projects Delete projects Customize the control bar Intro to tracks Create tracks Create tracks using drag and drop Choose the default region type for a software instrument track Select tracks Duplicate tracks Reorder tracks Rename tracks Change track icons Change track colors Use the tuner on an audio track Show the output track in the Tracks area Delete tracks Intro to track headers Mute and solo tracks Set track volume Enable tracks for recording Use input monitoring on tracks Turn off tracks Freeze tracks Customize the track headers Intro to track stacks Create and edit track stacks Edit track parameters Start a Logic Pro subscription How to get help Browser overview Find sounds in the Browser Patches overview Save custom patches Use Apple Loops Add Apple Loops to your project Work with samples in the Browser Manage plug-in presets in the Browser Manage Step

Select version: Modifying this control will update this page automatically Logic Pro User Guide for iPad What’s new in Logic Pro 2.1 What’s new in Logic Pro 2 What’s new in Logic Pro 1.1 What is Logic Pro? Logic Pro interface Control bar and view control bar Tracks area Live Loops Browser Inspector Fader Plug-ins area Mixer Audio Editor Piano Roll Editor Session Player Editor Step Sequencer Play Surfaces Working areas Work with function buttons Work with numeric values Undo and redo edits in Logic Pro for iPad Intro to projects Create projects Open and close projects Play projects Edit project properties Manage projects Delete projects Customize the control bar Intro to tracks Create tracks Create tracks using drag and drop Choose the default region type for a software instrument track Select tracks Duplicate tracks Reorder tracks Rename tracks Change track icons Change track colors Use the tuner on an audio track Show the output track in the Tracks area Delete tracks Intro to track headers Mute and solo tracks Set track volume Enable tracks for recording Use input monitoring on tracks Turn off tracks Freeze tracks Customize the track headers Intro to track stacks Create and edit track stacks Edit track parameters Start a Logic Pro subscription How to get help Browser overview Find sounds in the Browser Patches overview Save custom patches Use Apple Loops Add Apple Loops to your project Work with samples in the Browser Manage plug-in presets in the Browser Manage Step Sequencer patterns and

Select version: Modifying this control will update this page automatically Logic Pro User Guide for iPad What’s new in Logic Pro 2.1 What’s new in Logic Pro 2 What’s new in Logic Pro 1.1 What is Logic Pro? Logic Pro interface Control bar and view control bar Tracks area Live Loops Browser Inspector Fader Plug-ins area Mixer Audio Editor Piano Roll Editor Session Player Editor Step Sequencer Play Surfaces Working areas Work with function buttons Work with numeric values Undo and redo edits in Logic Pro for iPad Intro to projects Create projects Open and close projects Play projects Edit project properties Manage projects Delete projects Customize the control bar Intro to tracks Create tracks Create tracks using drag and drop Choose the default region type for a software instrument track Select tracks Duplicate tracks Reorder tracks Rename tracks Change track icons Change track colors Use the tuner on an audio track Show the output track in the Tracks area Delete tracks Intro to track headers Mute and solo tracks Set track volume Enable tracks for recording Use input monitoring on tracks Turn off tracks Freeze tracks Customize the track headers Intro to track stacks Create and edit track stacks Edit track parameters Start a Logic Pro subscription How to get help Browser overview Find sounds in the Browser Patches overview Save custom patches Use Apple Loops Add Apple Loops to your project Work with samples in the Browser Manage plug-in presets in the Browser Manage Step Sequencer patterns and templates in the Browser Add your own sample folders to the Browser Download additional sound packs Import media Supported media and file formats Open GarageBand songs Intro to Play Surfaces Use side controls with the Play Surfaces Use the Keyboard Play Surface Use the Drum Pads Play Surface Use the Fretboard Play Surface Use the Chord Strips Play Surface Use the Guitar Strips Play Surface Intro to recording Before recording audio Record sound from a microphone or instrument Record multiple audio takes Record to multiple audio tracks Replace audio recordings Delete audio recordings Before recording software instruments Record software instruments