Two focused tools for Logic Pro’s piano roll.

Scale Overlay

See your scale on Logic Pro’s piano roll.

• Follows Logic automatically

  Follows the key and scale set in Logic’s Scale Quantize, so the overlay changes when you do. Or pick your own key and scale.

• Every Logic scale, any key

  All 28 scales from Logic’s Scale Quantize menu, in all 12 keys, from major and minor to blues, bebop and modes. Scale names appear in Logic’s language.

• Tint, dim or root only

  Light up in-scale rows, fade the out-of-scale ones, or mark just the root. Your notes are never tinted over.

• Your colours

  Choose the colour and intensity, give the root note its own colour, and colour the black-key rows differently.

Ghost Notes

See your other tracks in Logic Pro’s piano roll.

• Your other tracks, behind the one you’re editing

  Shows the notes from your other tracks as faint “ghost” notes in Logic’s piano roll, so you can see how a melody sits against the bass and chords without clicking between regions.

• All tracks, or just the ones you pick

  Show every other track, or switch to Pick tracks and add only the ones you want. Hide a track, or ⌥-click to see just one. Tracks inside a Track Stack work too.

• Hover to see what a ghost is

  Rest the mouse on a ghost to see which track and region it belongs to, then open it in one click.

• Soft, outlined or hollow

  Choose how the ghosts look, give each track its own colour or use one colour for all, and set how strong they are. You can also use the colours from Logic itself, if you allow Screen Recording.

Scale Overlay

Ghost Notes