AnotherNick
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Filtering in Logic
#148350 - 28/06/05 10:56 AM
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Can anyone recommend any good filter’s that can be run through Logic 7.1? I am a new
Logic user but have struggled to get the filter sound I’m after with the Logic filters.
I’d be interested to hear people’s views on the filters available with Logic 7. I’ve mainly used the fuzz-wah in Logic but would like to get a sound more like
the one that dj mixers produce. Also as I am new to Logic could anyone tell me if there
are any difficulties in getting external software effects to work in conjunction with
Logic. Cheers. 
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Andreas Bygdell
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: AnotherNick]
#148418 - 28/06/05 12:56 PM
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(Duplicate post deleted.)
Edited by Andreas Bygdell (28/06/05 12:57 PM)
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Andreas Bygdell
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: AnotherNick]
#148419 - 28/06/05 12:56 PM
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As long as an AU-plugin is fully compatible with the AU-standard it should work without a
hitch in Logic 7. When Logic 7 was introduced it took roughly half a year before most
developers had this sorted, these days it's not much of an issue. Try the
AutoFilter that comes with Logic. It has great sidechain- and envelopemodulation options
built in. Unfortunately it's only lowpass. If you need HiPass or BandPass filtering you
can use the Channel EQ and automate it manually. For some far out filtering, try the
EVOC20 and the EVOC20 Filterbank. For third party options I highly recommend
OhmForce's QuadFrohmage. If you can't mangle your sound to death with that plugin chances
are you never will... 
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Studio Support Gnome
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Quote Andreas Bygdell:
For third
party options I highly recommend OhmForce's QuadFrohmage. If you can't mangle your sound
to death with that plugin chances are you never will...
never a truer word spoken....
love it !
Max
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if you don't know who i am, i aint gonna tell you.
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AnotherNick
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Cheers for the help guys, I will check out the advice.
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Johnny Massacre
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: AnotherNick]
#148506 - 28/06/05 03:47 PM
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Yeah Autofilter is a very strong plug-in. Experiment with the modulation mix and attack
and decay times in the top section, in a combination with switching the filter slopes and
fatness slider. The resonance is particularly nice for a digital filter - be aggro with
it.
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Johnny Massacre
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: AnotherNick]
#148508 - 28/06/05 03:48 PM
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Oh yeah, and if you want good external FX I recommend Reaktor 5 - thousands of user
ensembles mean as many delays, reverbs etc etc etc as you could ever want!
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E D
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: AnotherNick]
#148579 - 28/06/05 06:35 PM
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Antares
Filter is the daddy.
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zed
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: E D]
#148583 - 28/06/05 06:48 PM
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And you can also use the channels eq, use the high or low pass with the 'q' turned up -
flexible and you can see exactly what you're doing. It's also possible to side chain some
of the synths? ES1 etc.
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itsthenoise
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: zed]
#149211 - 30/06/05 10:00 AM
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I downloaded an AU version of the Ohmforce Fromage filter recently which is free [ or was
], it's only a single filter but that's fine by me, I've got Nitro, and logic's filters
but I love the simplicity and sound of fromage the best. been looking for ages for a
filter that does the biz, this is the one.
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yorkio
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: E D]
#149242 - 30/06/05 11:00 AM
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Quote E D:
Antares Filter
is the daddy.
Not available
as an AU though. Besides, FilterScape is the daddy filter!
Betabugs' CrayonFilter
is pretty cool too.
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Sam Inglis
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Re: Filtering in Logic
[Re: E D]
#149348 - 30/06/05 02:07 PM
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Quote E D:
Antares Filter
is the daddy.
Nah.
Filter Freak is the daddy.
Again, not available in Audio Units, though.
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Andreas Bygdell
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Quote Max The Mac:
Quote Andreas Bygdell:
For
third party options I highly recommend OhmForce's QuadFrohmage. If you can't mangle your
sound to death with that plugin chances are you never will...
never a truer word spoken....
love it !
Hijacking the
thread a bit here but it's nice to see a fellow Frohmager...
My favourite trick
right now is let the incoming audio modulate the distortion in a negative way; low volume
= distorted sound, loud volume = clean sound. I've gotten some crazy vocal sounds out of
it!
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