On 04-03-01 03.26, "J. Arthur Lee" <stellar808@...> wrote: > On Feb 28, 2004, at 6:55 PM, logic-users@yahoogroups.com wrote: >> One way is to create a "new arpeggio object" in the audio environment, >> cable it to the software instrument object you want to use, open a >> synth on that channel and finally use the arpeggio object for the >> track you play in the arrange window. >> You can also cable an arpeggiotor to a "sequencer input" object. In >> the arrange window you drop some recorded midi pads (midi part, region, >> sequence or whatever it's called) on the arpeggio track. Start Logic >> and then the arpeggio will play through whatever track/sound you >> select. Good for trying out which softsynth preset is working best for >> a certain arpeggio. > > That worked really well. Thanks a lot. > > John Lee My pleasure! For more advanced arpeggio use, try Numerology http://www.five12.com/. Numerology can be synced to Logic and midi generated by Numerology step sequencers or arpeggiators can be piped into into a Logic midi track, over OSX Midi Core. Then, in Logic, "split bi midi channel" and drop the midi parts on tracks running Logic softsynths. Best wishes Per Boysen -- www.boysen.se www.looproom.com