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Modify Step Sequencer pattern playback in Logic Pro

Some options in Step Sequencer control how and when steps play back, and can be fun to manipulate while the pattern is playing. For example, you can mute and solo rows, rotate rows (moving all steps in a row left or right, including their step values and other edit mode settings), and change the playback mode for the pattern or for a row, and perform other actions while the pattern is playing. In addition to controls and menu items, Step Sequencer includes a collection of key commands to facilitate making these and other changes in real time, see Step Sequencer key commands.

Mute a row

  • In Logic Pro, click the Mute button in the row header.

    Click the Mute button again to unmute the row.

Solo a row

  • In Logic Pro, click the Solo button in the row header.

    Click the Solo button again to unsolo the row.

Rotate a row

When you rotate a row, all steps in the row, including their edit mode values, are shifted either left (counterclockwise) or right (clockwise). When you rotate a subrow, the edit mode value for that subrow is shifted left or right.

  • To rotate the row left (counterclockwise): Click the Rotate Left button in the row header.

  • To rotate the row right (clockwise): Click the Rotate Right button in the row header.

Rotate all steps in the pattern

  • In Logic Pro, do one of the following in the Step Sequencer menu bar:

    • To rotate steps left (counterclockwise): Click the Rotate Left button .

    • To rotate steps right (clockwise): Click the Rotate Right button .

Rotate edit mode values for steps a row

When you use the Rotate controls in a subrow, you can rotate edit mode values for the subrow independently of the step values (on or off). You can use this technique to, for example, keep the same rhythm while changing the pitches being played.

  1. In Logic Pro, click the disclosure triangle to show subrows for a row.

  2. If necessary, change the edit mode for a subrow to show the one you want to rotate.

  3. Click the Rotate Left button or the Rotate Right button in the subrow to rotate edit mode values.

Change the playback mode for the pattern

By default, steps in a pattern sound from left to right, similar to how the playhead moves from left to right in the Tracks area. You can change the playback mode for the overall pattern, and choose a different playback mode for individual rows.

  • In Logic Pro, choose a playback mode from the Playback Mode pop-up menu in the Step Sequencer menu bar.

    Step Sequencer Playback Mode menu.

    The choices are:

    • Forward: Steps play from left to right.

    • Backward: Steps play from right to left.

    • Ping-Pong: Playback alternates between left to right and right to left.

    • Random: Steps play in an undetermined order.

You can also change the playback mode for the pattern in the Step Sequencer inspector.

Change the playback mode for a row

  • Choose a playback mode from the Playback Mode pop-up menu in the row header.

    Step Sequencer Playback Mode menu.

    The choices are:

    • Forward: Steps play from left to right.

    • Backward: Steps play from right to left.

    • Ping-Pong: Playback alternates between left to right and right to left.

    • Random: Steps play in an undetermined order.

You can also change the playback mode for a row in the Step Sequencer inspector.

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