Tokøta, from Mastering.com, keeps building the same Logic Pro arrangement, now layering in bass and drums on top of the chords already sketched out.
A bassline goes in first using Retro Synth, with quick quantizing and MIDI cleanup to tighten the timing before moving on.
Ultra Beat comes up next for the drum machine duties, with a new MIDI region built out to lay down a beat under the chords and bass.
The process stays loose and exploratory rather than scripted. It's a useful reminder that producing often means playing around with virtual instruments until the arrangement starts to click, not following a fixed formula.