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Use MPE with software instruments in Logic Pro

MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression) is an extension to the MIDI standard that gives you capabilities to create more spontaneous, expressive performances. Using MPE, you can simultaneously vary multiple parameters of individual notes, such as timbre, pitch, pressure, and volume.

With traditional MIDI, control change messages such as pitch bend and modulation are applied to all the notes you play. With MPE, every note and its messages are sent on a separate MIDI channel, creating the ability to modulate individual notes. For example, you can play a chord on an MPE controller and bend the top note up to a higher interval, without affecting the other notes.

You can change any Logic Pro instrument featuring MIDI Mono mode to provide compatibility with MPE controllers. MIDI Mono mode allows the instrument to respond to MIDI data (individual notes and their control change messages) on multiple MIDI channels at the same time. In this mode, every channel is monophonic, with polyphony limited to a maximum of 15 notes.

The Logic Pro instruments that support MIDI Mono mode include Alchemy, EFM1, ES2, Quick Sampler, Retro Synth, Sampler, Sculpture, and Vintage Clav.

Change a Logic Pro instrument for use with an MPE-capable controller

  1. Click the right side of the Instrument slot in the channel strip, then choose an instrument plug-in that supports MIDI Mono mode from the pop-up menu.

  2. To view the extended parameters, click the disclosure arrow at the bottom left of the plug-in window.

    Figure. Extended parameters.

  3. Choose On (with common base channel 1) from the MIDI Mono Mode pop-up menu.

    In this mode, each note and its control change messages are received on a different MIDI channel. MIDI messages sent on the base channel affect all notes being played.

  4. Enter a pitch range in the Mono Mode Pitch Range field.

    Note: To ensure pitch bends are in tune, the pitch bend ranges of the MPE controller and the Logic Pro instrument must be equal. Check the controller’s documentation for information on this value.

You can also assign MPE controllers to control surfaces and assign MPE controller buttons to key commands.

Download the guides:

Logic Pro User Guide: Apple Books | PDF

Logic Pro Instruments: Apple Books | PDF

Logic Pro Effects: Apple Books | PDF

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