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In Logic Express, you use a controller assignment or create a Workspace knob for “Macro
A–H Value.” MIDI hardware switches, sliders, or knobs can then be used to control the
mapped Pedalboard Macro A–H target parameters in real time. See the Logic Express
User Manual for details.
Click the triangle at the bottom left to hide or show the Macro Controls area.
Macro A–H Target pop-up menus: Determine the parameter that you want to control
with a MIDI controller.
Macro A–H Value sliders and fields: Set, and display, the current value for the parameter
chosen in the corresponding Macro Target pop-up menu.
To assign a Macro A–H Target
Do one of the following:
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Click any of the Macro A–H Target pop-up menus, and choose the parameter that you
want to control.
Each stompbox parameter is shown in the following way: “Slot number—Pedal
Name—Parameter. As examples: “Slot 1—Blue Echo—Time, or “Slot 2—Roswell
Ringer—Feedback”. The slot” number refers to the pedal position, as they appear from
left to right in the Pedal area.
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Choose the “-Auto assign-” item in any Macro A–H Target pop-up menu, then click the
appropriate parameter in any inserted pedal.
Note: The chosen parameter is displayed in the Macro A–H Target pop-up menu.
Distortion Pedals
This section describes the distortion effects pedals.
DescriptionStompbox
A bright, “nasty” distortion effect. Drive controls the input signal
gain. Level sets the effect volume.
Candy Fuzz
A deluxe distortion effect. It offers independent level controls for
input (Input) and output (Level). Drive controls the amount of
saturation applied to the input signal. The Tone knob sets the cutoff
frequency. The Squash knob sets the threshold for the internal
compression circuit. Contour sets the amount of nonlinear distortion
applied to the signal. Mix sets the ratio between the source and
distorted signals. The Bright/Fat switch changes between two fixed
high shelving filter frequencies. Blue and red LEDs indicate each
switch position, respectively.
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