LOGIC PRO X - Chromaverb Freeze
Hardware reverb effects like Strymon's Big Sky are understandably popular right now, in part because of the clouds of long, lush reverb they can produce so beautifully. If you're looking for an in-the-box equivalent within Logic Pro X, try the Freeze function in Chromaverb, which Jono Buchanan is exploring in this episode. This takes a snapshot sample of the reverb's 'state' at the moment the Freeze function is turned on, producing a sustained cloud of ambience. As you can Automate this button, you can make Freeze a dynamic element of your production, experimenting with capturing different moments in the Reverb decay as you go.
00:00 Intro
00:36 Track playback
00:53 Creating a delayed Chromaverb
02:50 Freeze
03:44 Managing Freeze Automation
05:42 Moving Automation nodes tactically
07:22 Copying Aux Automation
07:53 Varying Retro Synth tone
10:04 Summary