Composing with the ES E

Let's check out ES E in action here. So we've got five instances of ES E in this…little musical example,…and then there's a drum track here. And I can actually zoom in on that if I…press the Z key on the keyboard--…you can see that. And so this is actually from an Apple loop that comes with Logic Pro.…It's called Analog Drum Machine 10, and as you can see here, I've got a little…bit chopped up just to thin out some of the elements.…Anyway, let's hear how this all sounds together.…(music playing)…Okay, so the first track we have up top here is a little accent part.…

So I'll play that and take a look at the interface and I've got the MIDI…parts here as well. So you can see that. (music playing)…So you can hear that the filter cutoff is changing,…and that's because these notes have different velocities, and that's indicated…by the colors here. Whereas the red is the harder velocities and the light…blue is softer and it's sort of a continuous color scale between the two to indicate velocity.…But what's happening is that with the different velocities it's modulating the…