Logic Tips - Using Modulation Effects

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This time, MusicTech expert Jono Buchanan shows you how to thicken sounds with Logic's built-in modulation effects. Hear the detuning effects that you can add with Chorus, Ensemble, Flanger and Phaser plug-ins
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[@meditationaudio1518]

This is one of the best tutorials I have seen!! I wish I saw this a year ago... Awesome!!

[@bassManDavis1953]

Thanks Jono, so easy to forget all this is available within Logic, thank you for reminding me about these brilliant universal effects

[@kabirprakash]

A huge thanks for providing such great informative videos ! 🙏

[@marielanunez5435]

Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. May you have a wonderful rest of your day!

[@algarvemike]

Nice tutorial! I’m intruiged by your background synths that are never plugged in or powered up, and the product placement of headphones

[@JesuisParte]

Top video.

[@jonniebrasco68]

What is that pink box in front of you ?

[@sheekyking]

Does it work the same for 3rd party instruments. Specifically, I'm using instruments from Kontakt 7 and I did the modulating just like you did in logic pro interface but it doesn't appear to actually be doing anythin

[@JTHonce-ep5uf]

It should if the effects are inserted within the signal chain. Effects are processed from “top to bottom” on each channel when looking at the channels on the mixer window, regardless if they are audio tracks or software instruments. If you placed these effects on a separate bus channel, take note if the instrument channels are sending an adequate amount of volume to the effect bus, and make sure the effect bus is being sent to your master or stereo out.