Logic Pro Profile: Traveler Console + Orbiter

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Johnnyrandom

• August 05, 2021 19:18
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Keep in mind, you will need to configure and learn some of these within the "Controller Assignments" window of Logic Pro. Once configured, this can dramatically speed up a workflow.

Dials: 3
- Selected Pan/Reset
- Vertical Zoom/Fit
- Horizontal Zoom/Fit

Keys: 3
- MIDI
- Automation
- Cycle Used Automation

Orbiters: 1
- Playhead Scrub Dial - Pitch Joystick Orbit

Sliders: 3
- Expression
- Dynamics
- Tempo (5 BPM - 190 BPM)

Download Logic_1.monogram here

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  Shipping & Sales

  • August 05, 2021 21:08

  Nice! How do you set up the Pan Reset function (first dial on the left) in controller assignments? I've never figured that one out.

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  Johnnyrandom

  • August 06, 2021 12:36

  Hey Andy,

  Here are the settings in more detail:

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  Johnnyrandom

  • August 06, 2021 12:37

  For the Logic Pro controller assignment:

  

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  Johnnyrandom

  • August 06, 2021 12:48

  While I was messing around with the Value fields, I discovered it was possible to assign knob press for cycling the Pan between the existing state, all the way left, all the way right, and then back to the previous existing state. It is a quick L/R imaging reference, which might be useful for some people.

  Another note is that with these settings, if you are using Stereo Pan, modified stereo width settings will remain unchanged, which is good in my case. I suppose it might be possible to use Monogram to adjust stereo width using another knob or press/turn? It also might be possible to use the Orbiter for Binaural Pan?

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  bboy

  • August 17, 2021 14:53

  This is great!  I would love to see the controller assignment page for the scrub wheel, if you've got time to whack that up too.  I've been trying a bunch of different stuff, and haven't quite gotten it to work correctly.  Thanks so much!!

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  bboy

  • August 17, 2021 15:00

  oh never mind.  I figured it out.  here's mine:

   

  

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  Florian Göbels

  • April 07, 2022 11:13

  Hi, is there a practical way to use the Orbiter X and Y? (Apart from Pitch Bend...)

  I would like to use it for zooming in/out but as it always flips back to value 64 it seems to be a bit useless in Logic...

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  Johnnyrandom

  • April 07, 2022 19:59

  If there's one thing I've found is that Controller Assignments within Logic can be very tricky with things like this. If you find a tweak that works, do share, I prefer to use the smaller dials for zooming in/out, both horizontal and vertical. Pressing each dial resizes horizontal or vertical to "fit" the composition. It's really quick and precise. 

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