Configuring Logic Pro (iPad) drum kit articulations by velocity values

Hey EddieGrey,

thanks for the help but your suggestion won’t do the trick. I’ve tried the FX but it will only alter the velocity (say loudness) of the open HiHat and not the articulation (degree of opening). But thanks to your advice I fumbled around with some other midi FX and found that the modifier FX can alter the articulation values when set to input=velocity and output=mod wheel. The only drawback is that I have to isolate the HiHat notes since there is obviously no way to assign the modifier to affect only a specific note/pad (A#1 in my case). But maybe I just haven’t found this setting yet?

any ideas here?

Hi,

I am using the DKD on a single track. So I end up with just one drum track including all midi notes (bass, snare, HiHat, Ride etc.) on one piano roll. Hence my question to assign the modifier FX to a specific note. Applying the modifier on that DKD track will not only affect the open HiHat but the closed HiHat also.

Nice, I didn’t know about that feature! Thanks! But still there is one thing I don’t see: I can only add MIDI FX to the main channel strip. The created ones just allow adding Audio FX. How do I set a midi FX to a particular strip?

Could you share some details here? I am not too familiar with Logic Pro yet. So I should just create a standard midi instrument patch track and then do what? How do I nest that track within the stack and what should I do then?

Well, that’s one of the major issues with Logic Pro on iPad. There are no multi channel kits.