Connecting OP-1 Field to Logic Pro X

Here I explain how to connect the OP-1 Field to Logic Pro X...with a few added tips
0:00 Intro
0:23 OP-1 Field Kit
0:41 OP-1 as MIDI Controller
2:21 Transferring Audio Files onto the OP-1 Field
2:53 Converting MIDI to Audio
3:57 Normalizing Audio
4:39 Audio File Bounce Settings
5:55 OP-1 Field as Audio Input Device
8:13 Recording Sample Back into Logic Pro X
8:58 Using Logic’s External Instrument Track
12:56 Outro

[@dylanmckenzie681]

thanks for these tips!

[@dncmusic8070]

You’re welcome. Thank you for supporting the channel😀!

[@_elan__]

Thanks so much for this! Been looking for exactly this!

[@dncmusic8070]

You’re welcome. I’m glad that this helped. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for the support!!!

[@canalpaulolyra3670]

Super good class!

[@dncmusic8070]

You are too kind. I’m always happy to help. Thank you for the support!

[@Gatohori]

Good job thank you for the tips ;)

[@dncmusic8070]

Absolutely. The OP- 1 Field combined with Logic Pro makes for an engaging and fun experience (especially when you get the workflow down). Thank you for tuning in and thank you for the support!

[@berson9001]

Thank you so much! So weird that I have to create a midi region in the session for the OP-1 Field to record in there.

[@dncmusic8070]

You’re welcome. External MIDI can be a little tricky but it’s really neat once you get the hang of it. Thank you so much for tuning in!

[@gutsberserker5476]

i can't download op-1 kit because i need mac os 11 such a Feking joke

[@dncmusic8070]

Oh no. This is the downside of software and computer based production. There’s always some update or OS limitation. I will let you know if I come across a workaround. Thank you for tuning in my friend!