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Chords and pitch in Step Sequencer in Logic Pro for Mac

Step Sequencer in Logic Pro for Mac can follow different pitch sources. You can set the key and scale for a pattern or use the project key signature. Step Sequencer can also follow either the Chord track or region chords. By following the Chord track, multiple tracks—such as tracks using Step Sequencer, Session Player tracks, and other software instrument tracks—can play in sync harmonically. For information about working with chords, see Overview of chords.

Step Sequencer and chords

When Step Sequencer is set to follow the Chord track or region chords, the names of the note rows in the pattern show chord degrees instead of fixed notes. This allows Step Sequencer to play the different chord notes and to play chord extensions using the same rows.

The chord degrees correspond to the chords and chosen scale in the Chord track or region. As the playhead passes over different chords, the notes that Step Sequencer plays for each row change to match the chord. For example, imagine you have three rows with the chord degrees root, 3rd, and 5th; and the Chord track has a G major and an E minor chord. Over the G major, the three rows correspond to a G major triad (G, B, and D). Over the E minor, the same three rows correspond to an E minor triad (E, G, and B).

Figure. Step Sequencer with the row headers showing chord degrees.

Step Sequencer and pattern loops

When you load drum-based pattern loops, such as loops using Drum Kit Designer or Drum Machine Designer, no pitch source is selected. When you load melodic- or harmonic-based pattern loops, the project key signature is selected as the pitch source, and the loop is transposed to the project key. For more information about pattern loops, see Load and save patterns in Step Sequencer.

Many pattern loops also contain region chords. When you add a loop containing chords to the Tracks area, you can choose to have Step Sequencer follow these chords. For more information about adding pattern loops, see Add Apple Loops to your projects.

Note: The Pitch button in the Step Sequencer menu bar isn’t available when using a Drum Machine Designer kit in Step Sequencer. When you use a Drum Machine Designer kit in Step Sequencer, the Pitch button in the Step Sequencer menu bar isn’t available. Instead, you can change the key and scale in the Step Sequencer inspector.

Set the key and scale for a pattern

  1. In Logic Pro, click the Pitch button in the Step Sequencer menu bar.

  2. Click the Pitch Source pop-up menu, then choose Off.

  3. Choose a key from the Key pop-up menu.

  4. Choose a scale from the Scale pop-up menu.

You can also set the key and scale in the Step Sequencer inspector.

Have Step Sequencer follow the project key signature

  1. In Logic Pro, click the Pitch button in the Step Sequencer menu bar.

  2. Click the Pitch Source pop-up menu, then choose Key Signature.

Have Step Sequencer follow the Chord track or region chords

  1. In Logic Pro, click the Pitch button in the Step Sequencer menu bar.

  2. Click the Pitch Source pop-up menu, then choose one of the following:

    • To have Step Sequencer follow the region chords in the pattern region: Choose Region Chords.

    • To have Step Sequencer follow the Chord track: Choose Chord Track.

The row names change to chord degrees, and the Chord Degrees submenu is available in the Add Row pop-up menu. You can then change the chord degree that’s assigned to a row. See Change the row assignment.

Download the guides:

Logic Pro User Guide: PDF

Logic Pro Instruments: PDF

Logic Pro Effects: PDF

Control Surfaces Support Guide: PDF

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