September 2018
Beginner
416 pages
10h 14m
English
Content preview from Logic Pro X For Dummies, 2nd Edition
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Chapter 17
Shaping Your Mix with Effects
IN THIS CHAPTER
Applying effects and elevating your sound
Controlling the flow of signals in the mixer
Adding depth to your mix with reverb and delay
Getting your mix competitively loud
Logic Pro comes with many effects, giving you lots of choices. You'll get to know these effects well as you use them again and again. Chapter 16 teaches you important concepts for applying effects. In this chapter, you discover how to add effects and control the flow of audio signals in Logic Pro as well as how to use the most common plug-ins.
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