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46Logic Pro Effects
Stompbox Description
Total Tremolo A flexible tremolo effect—modulation of the signal level.
On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.
Rate knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with the
host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Wave knob: Switch between modulation waveforms.
Smooth knob: Change the waveform shape.
Level knob: Set the post-tremolo gain.
1/2 Speed button: Halve the current Rate value.
2x Speed button: Double the current Rate value.
Speed Up button: Hold down to gradually accelerate the current Rate
value to the maximum possible value.
Slow Down button: Hold down to gradually reduce the current Rate
value to the minimum possible value.
Trem-o-Tone A tremolo effect—modulation of the signal level.
On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.
Rate knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with
the host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Depth knob: Set the strength of the effect.
Level knob: Set the post-tremolo gain.
the Vibe A vibrato/chorus effect based on the Logic Pro Scanner Vibrato effect unit
found in the Hammond B3 organ.
On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.
Type knob: Choose from three vibrato (V1–3) or chorus (C1–3)
variations.
Rate knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with the
host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Depth knob: Set the strength of the effect.
Logic Pro Pedalboard delay pedals
This table describes the Delay effects pedals.
Stompbox Description
Blue Echo A simple delay effect.
On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.
Time knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with the
host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Repeats knob: Determine the number of delay repeats.
Mix knob: Set the level ratio between source and effect signals.
Tone Cut switch: Choose a fixed frequency internal filter circuit that
allows more low (Lo) or high (Hi) frequency content to be heard. Choose
Off to disable the filter.
Mute button: Passes the source signal through to the next pedal, while
delay repeats continue.