Logic Pro Sampler articulation handling

Sampler includes articulation functions that you can use to directly modulate or switch between grouped or individual samples. This enables a number of expressive playing and playback possibilities, such as switching between pizzicato and bowed strings, or to trigger brass instruments with different articulations such as slides, doits, and falls.

In Sampler, each group can be assigned an identifier called an articulation ID. The articulation ID is a proprietary property of a note event and can be added and edited in the Piano Roll Editor, Event List, or Score Editor, or used within MIDI scripts. If Sampler receives a matching identifier it selects the group or groups with this assigned articulation ID for playback. Non matching groups are silent. See Make advanced Logic Pro Sampler group selections.

See Manage articulations in the Logic Pro Editors and Use the Articulation Set Editor in Logic Pro.

View and edit articulations in Sampler

  1. In Logic Pro Sampler, click the Navigation bar Mapping button to view the Mapping pane.

  2. Click the group view button at the top right of the Mapping pane.

    Figure. Mapping pane group view.

  3. Click to select a group in the Name column.

  4. Drag the scrollbar or two-finger horizontal swipe on the trackpad (or single-finger vertical swipe with a Magic Mouse) to view the Enable by Articulation parameters.

    If the Enable by Articulation parameters are not shown, Control-click the column header to open a shortcut menu, where you can choose to view Enable by Articulation parameters.

    The articulation ID number appears in the Value column. For included software instruments that use articulations, the group name usually reflects the articulation associated with the ID number. For example, Brass Falls.

    An instrument may have a series of groups set to the same note range, each set to use a different articulation. When a note event in the specified range occurs, only the group whose articulation Value corresponds with the articulation ID number for the note event plays.

  5. Vertically drag the numeral in the Value column to set the articulation ID number for the selected group.

Create a modulation routing to dynamically change articulations

You can route a modulation source, such as a MIDI controller, to an Articulation ID target parameter. This lets you dynamically change or switch between articulations using the source MIDI controller.

  1. In Logic Pro Sampler, click the Navigation bar Mod Matrix button to view the Mod Matrix pane.

  2. Click the + button to create a new modulation routing.

  3. In the modulation routing, choose the controller you want to use from the Source pop-up menu.

    For example, you could assign a MIDI foot pedal to switch between two layered groups: one containing a bowed string section, and the other containing a plucked string section.

  4. Choose Articulation ID from the Target pop-up menu.

  5. Drag the Amount slider all the way to the right, so it is set to 100%.

When you manipulate the controller, the articulation ID changes through the range of used values.

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