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Assign Arpeggiator controllers in Logic Pro for iPad

You can assign up to four MIDI controllers to Arpeggiator plug-in parameters.

Figure. Arpeggiator Controller parameters.

Assign a MIDI controller to an Arpeggiator MIDI plug-in parameter

In Logic Pro, choose an option from both a MIDI Controller (MIDI Ctrl) pop-up menu and the corresponding Destination pop-up menu:

  • MIDI Ctrl A-D pop-up menus: Choose a MIDI controller type.

  • Destination A-D pop-up menus: Choose a target parameter: Note Length, Note Length Random, Velocity Range, Velocity Base, Velocity Random, and (De-)Crescendo. You can also assign the Latch On/Off and Silent Capture buttons as destinations, or can choose None.

Learn a MIDI controller in the Arpeggiator MIDI plug-in

  1. In Logic Pro, choose a parameter from any of the Destination pop-up menus.

  2. Choose -Learn MIDI- from any of the MIDI Ctrl pop-up menus.

  3. Move a controller on your MIDI keyboard to assign it to the Destination parameter.

    The Learn feature has a 20-second timeout facility. If you do not move a controller on your MIDI device within 20 seconds, Learn mode is automatically turned off.

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