Edit pitch and timing with Flex Pitch in Logic Pro for Mac

• In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, drag a note vertically.

  

• In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, drag a note horizontally.

  

• In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, drag the left or right edge of a note.

  

• In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, click a note with the Scissors tool.

  

• In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, select two or more notes, then do one of the following:

  • Choose Edit > Bounce and Join > Join (or press Command-J).

  • Click the selected notes with the Join tool.

    

• In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, select a note, then do any of the following:

  

  • To edit the pitch drift at the start of the note: Drag the upper-left hotspot vertically.

  • To edit the vibrato: Drag the upper-mid hotspot vertically.

  • To edit the pitch drift at the end of the note: Drag the upper-right hotspot vertically.

  • To edit the gain: Drag the lower-left hotspot vertically.

  • To edit the fine pitch: Drag the lower-mid hotspot vertically.

  • To edit the formant shift: Drag the lower-right hotspot vertically.

When working in the Audio Track Editor, the Vibrato tool allows you to edit the vibrato of a note without having to drag the hotspot.

To adjust vibrato using the Vibrato tool:

1. In Logic Pro, on a track with Flex Pitch activated, select the Vibrato tool from the Tool menu in the Audio Track Editor menu bar.

2. Drag up on the note to increase the vibrato, and down to decrease the vibrato.

When working in the Audio Track Editor, the Volume tool allows you to edit the gain of a note without having to drag the hotspot.

To adjust the gain using the Volume tool:

1. In Logic Pro, select the Volume tool from the Tool menu in the Audio Track Editor menu bar.

2. Drag up on the note to raise the gain, and down to lower the gain.