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Move and resize chords in Logic Pro for iPad

You can move and resize chords, both on the Chord track and on Session Player regions. When you move a chord, it keeps its length, and any preceding or following chords resize if needed to accommodate the moved chord.

When you move a chord so that it is completely within the boundaries of another chord, the other chord is in effect split into two chords, remaining in place and filling the space before and after the moved chord.

When you resize a chord, the preceding and following chords also resize to accommodate the length of the resized chord. When you resize a chord so that it completely overlaps another chord, the overlapped chord is overwritten.

Move chords on the Chord track

  • In Logic Pro, drag the chord to the left or right to a new position.

    Note: For shorter chords, be sure to drag from the middle of the chord so that you don’t inadvertently resize the chord.

Move chords on a Session Player region

  • In Logic Pro, drag the chord to the left or right to a new position.

Resize chords

  1. In Logic Pro, tap the Trim button in the Tracks area menu bar (if it is not already active).

  2. Tap the chord to select it.

  3. Touch and hold the left or right edge of the chord, then drag to shorten or lengthen it.

When you lengthen a chord from its right edge, the chord extends for the amount of time you lengthen it. When you lengthen a chord from its left edge, the beginning of the chord keeps the same position, but a new instance of the chord extends to the left for the amount of time you lengthen the region. This keeps the start of any strumming pattern, arpeggio, fill, or other motion in the part playing the chord in the same position so that it aligns with other tracks in the project.

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