Next, move the physical knob or fader on your VX49 controller that you want to assign to that parameter. You will notice the Parameter option in the Controller Assignments window changes according to the parameter you click on. Click on the parameter in Logic Pro X that you want to control, such as Volume, Pan, etc. In the Controller Assignments window that opens, click the Learn Mode button at the bottom right corner so it is highlighted in blue. Many 3rd party effects and instruments will also work in this same way. This menu allows you to map the faders and knobs of your VX49 controller to continuous controls in Logic Pro X such as volume and pan, as well as any parameter in Logic Pro X's effects and instruments. From the top bar, select Logic Pro X > Control Surfaces > Controller Assignments. If you would like to manually MIDI map the controls on your VX49 controller yourself rather than adding the mapping file as suggested in the previous section, you can do so by following the steps suggested below. In the MIDI Machine Control (MMC) section, check the Listen to MMC Input box. 
Within the MIDI Clock section, check the Destination 1 box and, in the drop down menu below, select Port A for your VX49 USB Port 1 controller. In the Synchronization window, select the MIDI tab. From the top toolbar, choose File > Project Settings >Synchronization. Open Logic Pro X and create a new session. Now your VX49 is ready to control Logic Pro X. 
Save the Changes in page 4 of the GLOBAL menu. This will help for the next section about MIDI mappnig controls. While in the GLOBAL menu, go to page 1 and change the Transport Format to M CC. This will set the VX49 to wait for Logic Pro X MIDI Clock signal and synchronize the timing of the arpeggiator/NoteRepeat. On the VX49 itself, on page 3 of the GLOBAL menu (SHIFT + BROWSER), set the Clock Source setting to External.
Press the Main Button and use the data dial to scroll to Logic Pro X.please make sure the driver is installed. Note: VX49 does have driver software in order for the midi controller work with the VIP software. Connect the VX49 to your computer using a USB cable.Adjusting the Logic Pro X Plugin Sources.This article walks through how to setup the Alesis VX49 with Logic Pro X. The included VIP software scans your instrument plug-ins, indexes all of their presets, maps out the controls, and allows you to switch sounds and tweak parameters on the fly, without ever touching your mouse. With the Alesis VX49 USB/MIDI controller keyboard, you can load up your favorite VST software synthesizers, samplers and drum machines as if you were working on a standalone keyboard workstation.
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