LOGIC PRO X - Vector Sequencing In The ES2
In this video, Jono is dusting off the frequently-overlooked ES2 to explain Vector Sequencing, which is a slightly estoteric way of taking sustained sounds and bringing bouncing, animated sequences to them. Exclusive Presets for Logic Synths ➡️ http://jono-buchanan-music-s-school.t...
Vector Sequencing lets you break up a fixed period of time - say, a bar - and split it up into a series of steps which can be the same length or of differing lengths. Next, you can introduce two parameters to the ES2's X-Y pad, each of which can have a snapshot offset applied to each stage of the Vector Sequence. If you make one of these target parameters Filter Cutoff, you can jump from bright to dull 'moments' within a sequence, producing a bubbling, bouncing result. Add some FX and judiciously Quantize and suddenly, you've got a pretty unique approach to sound creation.
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00:00 Intro and recap
00:38 Choosing a core sound
01:12 What Is Vector Sequencing?
01:46 Creating an 8/8 Loop
03:05 Setting X target and Init amount
04:09 Adding offset points and autitioning options
06:20 Adding Detune via the Y target
08:38 Changing Sync Rate to double sequence speed
08:54 Introducing FX and recording a sequence
10:15 Summary
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