Some dude named Loïc Desjardins dropped a Mac app called Logic Articulation Set Editor that gives Logic Pro users way better control over their articulation sets than the stock DAW tools. The software lets people build new sets from nothing or tweak existing ones with features like batch editing, color swaps, and reordering stuff without wasting forever on tedious setup work.
The latest version throws in Excel and CSV imports, MIDI learn for mapping controllers, and an undo that goes back 50 steps. They also squashed bugs around MIDI channel saving, overlap errors in switches, and output type changes across multiple selections.
It runs on any Mac with 10.13 or newer and costs about 25 euros.
The latest version throws in Excel and CSV imports, MIDI learn for mapping controllers, and an undo that goes back 50 steps. They also squashed bugs around MIDI channel saving, overlap errors in switches, and output type changes across multiple selections.
It runs on any Mac with 10.13 or newer and costs about 25 euros.
