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Top-Secret Analog Tape Saturation Effect [Premium]

We need to keep this tip on the down low. There’s an undocumented feature that will bring the warmth of analog tape saturation to your mixes in Logic Pro 8.

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  1. bam ross says:

    Fantastic tip thankyou so much gonna try it on a buss for some live drums

    Peace n Rock n Roll
    Bam

  2. Glad you like it! I’ve been using this on everything lately.

  3. Michael Ashford says:

    Great tip! Many thanks.

  4. Patrick Kelly says:

    Yes, thanks very much. I do have Vintage Warmer which I like but this sounds great and makes a nice addition to the Logic Pro options.

  5. Pengpeng Wang says:

    Hello! I’m relatively new to this site. I see that there are lots of video tutorials and just don’t know where to start. For a person who has no experience with Logic Pro, do you have any suggestions about where to start and what sequence to go with? Thanks a lot!

  6. Cameron Forlong says:

    WooHoo!

  7. Scott Katz says:

    Very cool!
    thanks

  8. Eric Schumann says:

    excellent tip thanks!

  9. ijiraq says:

    Love this! I (by accident) stumbled upon this also. Once i noticed the 0.0ms delay feature… and the distortion level… First thing i mated this too was a 606 kit i had on the Akai S5000. Bass lines, and really sweet for industrial sounding vocals

    Thank you so much for sharing this, many musicians would keep it secret (I sure would!)
    The tape delays are wonderful in Logic 9. If you remember Jammy and those boys back in the delay days… Within Logic alone you can also nearly perfectly simulate the original dub bass lines and such also. Map up a control surface (iControl is great) for your tape delays and you can do some kazy stuff and SOUND like you are analogue, in the studio, back in Jamaica, 1970s!

    If you patch a simple bass line through this delay, then through real tape delays (>0ms) and turn on track automation, triggering multiple delay plugins at different times WATCH OUT! It will sound so hot it will burn a hole right through your mac, man!

    Great tutorial!

  10. David Caulker says:

    It sure does make the loop sound good, I’m gonna practice it and see if I can get it to save the o ms…. Great tip bro.

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