#Alchemy logic pro x download mod#

The 'beats' in the sample bear no relation with the step sequencer, except in terms of a coincidence of timing, as everything is synced to the same time/beat reference (Logic's tempo). In this patches' case, we are simply playing a drum loop sample. If you have a single raw synth waveform playing, and you route the step sequencer to the filter, and change the step heights (which is the depth of modulation for each step in time), the filter will 'burble' in sync. It's simply a series of rhythmic modulation stages which you can route to various synth parameters. The sequencer is a 'Step Sequencer', like they have in modular systems, not a sequencer like a MIDI sequencer. The term 'sequencer' is, I think, misleading you. 'Swinging' the sequencer won't swing the beats, which is what I think you are expecting, from what you write above (perhaps I'm wrong about that?). I think the slight stumbling block you may be having is you are building a (flawed) model of how you *think* it works, then finding it frustrating because the software's behaviour isn't matching that. I put all the bars in the sequence up as far as they would go, as i want maximum swing on each beat There is no audible difference.

#Alchemy logic pro x download mod#

I attached a couple of screenshots the only difference is having the edit mode in the pull-down to the left of the sequence showing either 'value' or 'swing', with the swing turned up to 70% and the mod depth up all the way.

I threw caution to the wind and tried to do the same with the swing function.