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Edit pitch using Flex Pitch in Logic Pro

When you choose Flex Pitch for a track in the Audio Track Editor, or if you zoom into the track in the Tracks area, any sections of audio on that track that are identified as individual notes are displayed like notes in the Piano Roll Editor. When viewing Flex Pitch in this way, you can edit the pitch, time position, and length of notes in much the same way as you would in the Piano Roll Editor. You can also cut notes and merge multiple notes into one.

Each individual note contains “hotspots,” which you can use to edit pitch, vibrato, gain, and other parameters.

Figure. Audio Track Editor showing editing hotspots.

For Flex Pitch to be available in the Tracks area, select Show Advanced Tools in the Advanced preferences pane.

Change the pitch of a note

  • In Logic Pro, drag a note vertically.

    Figure. Dragging a note vertically in the Audio Track Editor.

Move a note

  • In Logic Pro, drag a note horizontally.

    Figure. Dragging a note horizontally in the Audio Track Editor.

Resize a note

  • In Logic Pro, drag the left or right edge of a note.

    Figure. Dragging the right edge of a note in the Audio Track Editor.

Split a note

  • In Logic Pro, click a note with the Scissors tool.

    Figure. Cutting a note with the Scissors tool in the Audio Track Editor.

Merge two or more notes

  • In Logic Pro, select two or more notes, then click with the Glue tool.

    Figure. Merging two notes with the Glue tool in the Audio Track Editor.

Edit the parameters of a note using “hotspots”

  • In Logic Pro, select a note, then do any of the following:

    Figure. Showing the six hotspots on a note.

    • 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.

Edit the vibrato of a note using the Vibrato tool

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.

Figure. The Vibrato tool in the Audio Track Editor.

To adjust vibrato using the Vibrato tool:

  1. In Logic Pro, select the Vibrato tool from the Tools pop-up menu in the Audio Track Editor menu bar.

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

Note: The Vibrato tool is only available in the Audio Track Editor, not the Tracks area.

Edit the gain of a note using the Volume tool

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.

Figure. The Volume tool in the Audio Track Editor.

To adjust the gain using the Volume tool:

  1. In Logic Pro, select the Volume tool from the Tools pop-up menu in the Audio Track Editor menu bar.

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

Note: The Volume tool is only available in the Audio Track Editor, not the Tracks area.

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