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Plug-In Reference
Contents
Introducing Logic’s Plug-ins
- About This Manual
  - Conventions of This Guide…
Basics
- Using Plug-ins
- The Plug-in Window
  - Operation of Built-In Plug-ins
    - Adjusting Parameters
  - Common Plug-in Window Parameters
- Plug-in Settings
- Plug-in Automation
- Plug-ins From Other Manufacturers
  - Audio Unit Support
Instruments and Effects
- Effect Plug-ins
  - Insert Effects
  - Bus Effects
- Instrument Plug-ins
Equalizer
- Channel EQ
  - EQ Parameters
  - Using the Channel EQ as the Default EQ
- Silver EQ
- DJ EQ
- Individual EQs
  - Parametric EQ
  - High Shelving EQ/Low Shelving EQ
Dynamic
- Compressor
- Silver Compressor
- Noise Gate
- Silver Gate
- Limiter
  - Parameters of the Limiter
- Preset Multipressor
Distortion
- Guitar Amp
- Distortion
- Overdrive
- Bitcrusher
- Clip Distortion
- Phase Distortion
Filter
- AutoFilter
- Fuzz-Wah
  - Parameters of the Fuzz-Wah
- High Cut/Low Cut
- High Pass/Low Pass Filter
Delay
- Sample Delay
- Tape Delay
- Stereo Delay
Modulation
- Modulation Delay
- Chorus
- Flanger
- Phaser
- Tremolo
- Spreader
Reverb
- AVerb
- SilverVerb
- GoldVerb
  - Early Reflections
  - Reverb
- PlatinumVerb
  - Parameters of the PlatinumVerb
Special
- Pitch Shifter II
- Denoiser
  - Denoiser Parameters
Helper
- Tuner
- Gain
  - Parameters
- Levelmeter
Synthesizer Basics
- Analog and Subtractive
- What Is Synthesis?
- Subtractive Synthesis
EFM 1
- Concept and Function
- Global Parameters
- FM Parameters
- Modulator and Carrier
  - Harmonic
    - Fine
    - Fixed Carrier Button
  - Modulator Wave
- The Output Section
ES M
- Parameters of the ES M
ES P
- Parameters of the ES P
ES E
- Parameters of the ES E
ES1
- Parameters of the ES1
KlopfGeist
EXSP24
- Using Instruments
  - Folder Structure
  - Loading and Playing an Instrument
- File Organization
- Sample File Import
- EXSP24 Key Commands
- A Brief History of Sampling
- MIDI Controller List
GarageBand Instruments
- About GarageBand Instruments
Glossary
Index
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- K
- L
- M
- N
- O
- P
- Q
- R
- S
- T
- V
- W
- Z

5 Distortion

This chapter introduces you to Logic’s distortion effects.

This includes the Distortion, Overdrive, Bitcrusher, Clip Distortion, Phase Distortion,

Distortion II, and Guitar Amp effect plug-ins.

Guitar Amp

The Guitar Amp plug-in simulates the sound of several famous guitar amplifiers. You

can process guitar signals directly within Logic, allowing you to reproduce the sound of

high-quality guitar amplification systems.

Guitar Amp can also be used for experimental sound design and processing. You can

freely use the plug-in on other instruments, as desired—applying the sonic character of

a guitar amp to a trumpet or vocal part, for example!