> --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Per Boysen <per@b...> wrote: > >> The thing I like with Numerology is that you can change performance >> parameters instantly, which Logic can't. Thinking especially of >> "groove >> quantize", "note duration" and velocity for all playing tracks. So by >> preparing sequences in Numerology and recording them into Logic you >> can >> achieve feels that is just not possible to come up with in Logic. On 2004-06-02, at 19.17, dave cronin wrote: > yeah. this is exactly why I'm really enjoying Numerology. being able > to manually modulate timing and velocity makes it a lot more > satisfying to get a groove rolling (rather than endlessly tweaking > an event list or groove template). plus doing things like chaining > pitch sequencers gives really cool sounding results that i wouldn't > get to with a more traditional compositional approach. Wow! Got to try that. Thx for the tip, Dave. I've been chaining Logic arpeggiators but never thought about doing it with Num pitch seqencers ;-) p