Logic Pro: How to use Progressive Spatial FXs
This week, I’m going to make a simple, 3-part mix more sophisticated through the use of Automated Auxiliaries alone.
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Adding Effects like Reverb is always a nice way to add space and depth to a mix, but if those Effects treatments are ‘static’, it’s easy for them to become a little dull or ‘taken for granted’ in the ear of the your listeners. Starting with a Plate Reverb treatment, we’re going to see how Volume Automation can shape an Effects Return, before doing something similar, but inverted, with a Delay treatment. Then we’re going to add a third effect, weaving multiple lines of Automation to shape and change a Reverb over a longer section of the track’s Arrangement.
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00:00 Intro
00:32 Track playback and Autofilter explanation
02:08 Noise Gate
02:51 Adding Space Designer Plate
04:01 Shaping Region Volume Automation
06:00 EQ’ing the Reverb
06:37 Auxiliary Delay
07:56 Automating Delay Auxiliary
08:52 Converting and modifying Delay Automation
11:32 Auxiliary 3: Shimmering Plate
12:54 Adding Ringshifter to the Shimmering Plate
14:24 Adjusting the Arrangement
15:20 Automating the Ringshifter
16:34 Creating Volume Automation for Auxiliary
19:15 Automating Ringshifter Dry/Wet balance
21:00 Summary