# How to Capture Scaler Chords in Logic Pro X - Scaler Direct MIDI Out in Logic

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**Category:** Scaler 2 Tutorials\
**Created:** [April 14, 2018, 5:34pm UTC](https://forum.scalermusic.com/t/how-to-capture-scaler-chords-in-logic-pro-x-scaler-direct-midi-out-in-logic/108 "2018-04-14T17:34:03Z")\
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That looks like a cool little plug. Thank you! I’m downloading it now. Of course you can use the External Instrument in Logic to record any MIDI FX plugin like Scaler without the use of any third party plug:

> **[Capturing the Arpeggiator Output in Logic Pro X](https://ask.audio/articles/capturing-the-arpeggiator-output-in-logic-pro-x)**
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> One of the most impressive improvements in Logic Pro X is the addition of MIDI FX plug-ins, in particular the Arpeggiator. In this tutorial Darren Burgos reveal

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