LOGIC PRO X - Drum Replacement Part 1

In Part 1 of a two-part mini-series, Jono explores Drum Replacement. This is the process of automatically converting the transient hits of an audio loop into MIDI data, giving you the chance to swap which sounds you want to use in your drum programming, mapped from any groove you like. We're starting with a beat loop from the Loop Library and then chopping its Kicks, Snares and Hats to individual audio tracks. Then, we're using the Drum Replacement/Doubling control to convert the detected hits into MIDI notes, as well as browsing Logic's library for replacement Kick and Snare sounds. With the hi-hat regions, we're choosing the MIDI note we want to assign these to, before selecting an Ultrabeat kit to play them.

00:00 Intro
01:00 Track playback and beat slice
02:00 Separating hits to their own tracks
04:22 Kick Replacement
07:52 Snare Replacement
10:00 Assigning Hats to F#1 and choosing instrument for them
12:21 Summary