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September 9, 2020

Get the Most Out of Logic’s Library By Creating Your Own Channel Strips and Patches – 30 Days of Why Logic Pro Rules

 

One of Logic’s many lovely features is its wealth of presets and patches you can use. Simply paw through the Library for a sound or setting that inspires you!

But the Library isn’t only an all-you-can-eat buffet of pre-made sounds. You can also save your own settings and patches that are fully recallable in the future.

Logic’s Library is made up of 3 different types of “presets:”

  • Plugin Settings – which are presets specific to each plugin
  • Channel Strip Settings – which are an entire channel strip’s worth of plugins and their settings (including MIDI FX)
  • Patches – which include all settings, plugins, routing, and Track Stacks

But what’s even cooler is you can mix and swap different parts of a patch for other patch parts.

For example, if you want to keep your reverb and delay Sends but would like to switch the instrument, you can! This is all made possible thanks to Patch Merging.

In today’s video, we’ll examine the different patches and settings. Plus, I’ll show you the beauty of Patch Merging. And then we’ll figure out how to locate Patches and Settings on your Mac.

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  1. Jeff says

    September 15, 2020 at 9:16 am

    I teach a high school CTE Music Production class and am using Logic…. because yes, it rules. Your content is the absolute BEST out there. Thank you for providing me and my students some peace of mind and for taking some of the mystery out of the power behind this amazing program. We can actually rediscover why creating music is so fun. Keep it up and again, thank you!

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