Exclude notes from Pitch Correction in Logic Pro for Mac

In the majority of working situations, you choose a scale from the Scale/Chord menu. You can also bypass individual notes by activating the Bypass Notes button, but this is a less common use case scenario.

• In Logic Pro, click the Bypass Notes button.

  Bypassed notes are orange.

  This is particularly useful for “blue” notes. Blue notes are notes that slide between pitches, making the major and minor status of the keys difficult to identify. As you may know, one of the major differences between C minor and C major is the Eb (E flat) and Bb (B flat), instead of the E and B. Blues singers glide between these notes, creating an uncertainty or tension between the scales. Use of the bypass buttons allows you to exclude particular keys from changes, leaving them as they were.

Not all audio material can be effectively pitch corrected. In some cases, you may need to use Logic Pro pitch manipulation and automation features to process a portion of an audio performance.

• In Logic Pro, click the Bypass All button to pass the input signal through unprocessed and uncorrected.

  This is useful for spot corrections to pitch through use of automation. Bypass all is optimized for near-instant, seamless operation in all situations.