Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago

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In this video, I show you how to use the Step Sequencer in Logic Pro.

Just be aware that the Step Sequencer is only available in Logic Pro 10.5 and above.

The Step Sequencer allows you to create Drum, Bass and Melodic patterns and is a great way to quickly add parts to your compositions.

View the Timestamps below:
0:00 Introduction and Welcome to this video
0:38 Introduction and Brief Overview of the Step Sequencer
14:09 Drum, Bass and Melodic Pattern Presets
22:28 Velocity Subrow
30:00 Gate and Tie Subrow
33:29 Note Repeat Subrow
38:41 Chance Subrow
43:06 Loops Start/End and Start Offset Subrows
50:33 Playback Modes and Octave + Skip Subrows
1:01:08 Step Rate, Pattern Length and Triplets
1:10:24 Scale Quantize, Templates and Swing
1:18:57 Step Automation - Part 1
1:31:19 Step Automation - Part 2
1:40:39 Thank you for Watching and What's Next?

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This video was actually a section taken from my Complete Logic Pro course.
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I hope you found this video useful, and I'll hopefully see you in the next one.

Cheers,
Tomas