LOGIC PRO X - Rotate Tool Explained

Following smartly on the heels of a recent episode dedicated to the Slip Tool, this week I’ll show you how the Rotate Tool offers a related - and yet unique - approach to being able to re-order the data within a Region. 👉 Want longer more In-depth videos Join the Community➔ https://learn.jonobuchananmusic.com?utm_source=JB_YouTube&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=yt_channel&utm_content=yt_site_link I’ll start with a MIDI sequence, seeing how I can change chord progressions by shuttling a Bassline around on a whole-bar basis, before experimenting with the rhythm of that sequence by shifting notes in much smaller note divisions. And then I’ll apply the Rotate Tool to an Audio region to turn a 4-bar melody into an 8-bar one. By Rotating data within a fixed Region length, the Rotate Tool offers some surprising and yet highly musical results. -------------------------------------------------------- Are you Interested in Media Composing ? The Complete Orchestral sample Programming Bundle: 👉https://learn.jonobuchananmusic.com/p/orchestral-programming-compete?utm_source=JB_YouTube&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=sp03_launch&utm_content=ytstream_bundle Exclusive Presets for Logic Synths ➡️ http://jono-buchanan-music-s-school.teachable.com/p/sonic-resources-cinematic-pads-01-709242?utm_source=JB_YouTube&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=yt_pads_sell -------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Intro and Track playback 00:58 How do the Rotate and Slip Tools differ? 01:50 Using the Rotate Tool to try new chord progression 03:10 Rotate Tool and Snap Value to create new Bass rhythms 04:51 Snap Value changes for Macro/Micro note shifts 06:01 Rotate Tool on Audio Melody 09:34 Summary --------------------------------------------------------