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Edit Step Sequencer rows in Logic Pro for Mac

You can edit Step Sequencer rows in a variety of ways, including copying and pasting rows or row settings, duplicating a row with the next row assignment, changing the row assignment, resetting row values to a default setting, and deleting a row.

Copy and paste rows

  1. In Logic Pro, click the row icon to select the row, then choose Edit > Copy Row from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

  2. Select a row that you want to replace with the pasted row.

  3. Choose Edit > Paste Row from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

When the copied and pasted rows are both fixed note rows, the Note and Octave values are ignored. You can copy and paste a row to duplicate the rhythm of the copied row to a row with a different drum sound or pitch. When you copy from a Melodic note row, however, the Note and Octave values are maintained.

Copy a row to a new row

  1. In Logic Pro, click the row icon to select the row, then choose Edit > Copy Row from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

  2. Choose Edit > Paste to New Row.

This can be particularly useful when you want to copy a row from one pattern to another.

Copy and paste row settings

  1. In Logic Pro, click the row icon to select the source row, then choose Edit > Copy Row from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

  2. Select the destination row (in the same or another pattern region) and choose Edit > Paste Row Settings from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

Duplicate a row with the next available row assignment

  • In Logic Pro, click the row icon to select a row, then choose Edit > Duplicate Row with Next Assignment from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

The row, including row settings and active steps, is duplicated using the next available row assignment.

Change the row assignment

You can change the row assignment for a row, including changing the row type.

  • In Logic Pro, click and hold the Row Assignment menu in the row header, then do one of the following:

    • For a note row: Choose Notes, then choose a different note value from the submenu, or else choose Melodic (if you plan to assign different pitches to different steps).

      Note: When a pattern using a Drum Machine Designer patch is selected, the Row Assignment pop-up menu shows the kit piece names rather than MIDI note names. For patches using Ultrabeat or a Sampler instrument set to show note labels, choose Labeled Notes to display notes with their descriptive label.

    • For an automation row: Choose Automation, then choose an automation parameter from one of the submenus.

You can also change the row assignment in the Step Sequencer inspector.

Reset row values to default settings

In Logic Pro, do one of the following:

  • To clear row values: Select the row, choose Functions > Clear Row Values from the Step Sequencer menu bar, then choose which edit mode values you want to clear.

  • To clear all row values: Choose Functions > Clear All Row Values from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

Delete a row

  • In Logic Pro, select the row, then choose Edit > Delete Row from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

Delete all unused rows

  • In Logic Pro, choose Edit > Delete Unused Rows from the Step Sequencer menu bar.

    The Delete Unused Rows command is available only if there are unused rows.

You can also view and edit many row settings in the Step Sequencer inspector.

Download the guides:

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