These tutorials are brilliant! You're concise and I learn so much. I'm transitioning from Garageband (where I was messing around not really knowing what I was doing) to Logic and trying to actually understand production and your videos have been wonderful. Thank you!
Just took a 4-day Logic class and I wish I had watched this video first. Was totally lost every time "bus," "send," "channel," or "pre-set" was mentioned. You're a good teacher.
Haha I thought I was the only one who thought this!! I only now understand bussing fully thanks to this video! This was a great tutorial on Reverb, thanks so much Charles you are such a good Teacher :)
I’ve been watching your videos ever since I started with GarageBand before I even got into Logic. I know it’s been a few years since you posted this video but I gotta give credit where credit is due. You’re an awesome teacher man!
Wow thanks so much for this! I googled "how to reverb logic pro x" haha, and you came up. My recording sounds so much better! I was doing it the way you said not to, and it sounded back. Thanks so much.
Thanks, Charles. I am learning Logic Pro X watching your video now. Your class is awesome. I really needed to learn the concept of all the plugins. Thanks to your video, I feel that I stepped ahead. 👍👍👍🤑🤑
Busses are mainly for different tracks sharing the same effects to lighten the cpu load. This is best demonstrated with at least two or three tracks. Otherwise, most all reverb units allow you to control the level of dry and wet signals.
This video could also be called understanding buses in logic, something I just did not get until watching this video and I was totally confused by it. Thank you so much!!!
I like your videos great tutorials. I’ve always wanted to know producing as a hobby I’m 55 I invested in Logic Pro x a year ago still trying to learn it .
Are you suggesting that you can setup a separate bus to represent the reverb positions of front, middle, and back stage, and then route the instrument to the correct bus to place it on stage?
Yeah so, I owe you a massive thanks with this. Cause this stuff really opened up some options and ways to fit my vocals into the track. I had issues with overall sound and also making it fit into the larger hole if that makes any sense. Seriously, thank you
Hey Charles! thanks a lot for this tutorial. I had a question tho. How could i copy the same reverb and bus for one track to another track? how can i just copy the whole thing to another track?
great instructions! But can I give you a video tip? Turn the autofocus either off or to single. af-s. AF-C keeps trying to find you when you're sitting still and therefore keeps losing you. If you're sitting mostly still then you really don't need the servo to keep looking for constant changes. Just a tip.
Hi Charles, when I chose a reverb and experiment with it, and I want to start again, how can I set back all the knobs to the levels I started with when I opened the, let's say, the ChromaVerb?
Really cool and helpful short video about reverbs. Just one little question though. I understood about the benefits to send it to a Bus and playing with the send button to increase it or decrease it but what about the actual Bus volume slider where the reverb is located, does it always stays on 0db? Or do you have to/can play with it as well to get the desired effect. Thanking you in advance!
Hey Freddy, I recommend finding the reverb you like in the plugin (that is on the bus track) and then use the the bus signal (the green slider thing) to get the desired feel of the reverb on the track. To give you an idea, I rarely ever have it at 0db.
how can I hear the reverb in the headphones w/o recording the reverb onto the track (for when I am tracking and want to hear reverb on my voice so I can sing better lol)
Great video! I’m just curious. I still don’t understand why Put it on a bus? Aside from routing other channels to the same reverb/bus. Can’t you control the dry and wet when it’s directly on the channel anyway so it’s not over saturated as if it’s on a bus? Especially if you have the cpu power?. I’m sorry I’m still new to this thanks again!
hey jon, of course you could have it on the channel. It's fine. As you start to produce more, you'll get into a rhythm of understanding when you should bus vs not. I often put it on the channel if I want to really design a specific reverb but often times I'm bus'ing a reverb just to give it some space and I would re-use that bus on other tracks too.
Im also transitioning from GarageBand and this video taught me a lot. How do i know which kids are getting on the bus when you click and drag? What if i don’t necessarily want the guitar to have that reverb in particular but i want everything else to? Would this mean creating a separate plug-in to separate and distinguish those tracks? Thanks
I have a quick question about some of these tools... I know that you can use Buses to add reverb to different tracks, but is there a way to remove reverb? Sometimes when I sample something, there's a little bit of reverb in the notes (despite no buses being present).
Yes you definitely can. You can try doing this with automation. I have a video on that in my channel if you’d like. Also, check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
@@CharlesCleyn Which video in your YT channel? Also I heard in the old analog days they recorded the reverb left panned and insturment on panned right? How do you do this in Logic? I also record my AX8 digital pedal when feeds into a track in Logic. Not sure how I would accomplish this if using a pedal?
oh yes, reverb in a cave, that's the sound I hear when interviewers call, and they think they so crystal clear, and then tell you given 1 billion stars, and 1 billion velocities, and then now condition X, Y, Z, now how do you catch the most stars given N seconds, and then is your solution optimal, etc, etc, and why they spent 2 years to research it and now you can't solve it in 25 minutes and give the most optimal answer. Better yet, with the cave reverb, consistently typing on his keyboard, bang bang bang, while you think about how to solve the problem over the phone, bang bang bang. Why? Because he can.
Hi, Charles: Great videos you have. Thank you so much for this one on using reverb AND I really like your music. I have a question. I'm doing SFX on an audio drama and I'm trying to figure out how I can use a BUS on a region (Section Based Processing). Since my characters move from inside to out, and room to room to garage, I would like to be able to easily move them from room to room and have the reverb reflect that, but there doesn't seem to be a way to apply a BUS in the Section Based Processing feature (and I can't find anything or any tutorials out there on how to do it...but there HAS to be a way). Do you know? Can you help?
Hi Elizabeth, I believe what you’re trying to accomplish here is automation. I have a video on RUclips about this and I can help you. Also, if you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Hello Charles! i just subscribed to your Channel. I'm new to Logic Pro X and i have a question which is i have an Mp3 old song that i was trying to import it to Logic Pro x to convert it to midi ! so i would be able to play along with it on my Keyboard. so when i go to the Files~Import~Audio File, it opens and the song is playing so fast... i don't know what 's going on. Would would please help me to resolve this issue? Thank you
Hi Leb, that’s one difficult for me to diagnose without seeing the file and I’m super late replying so I’m sure you sorted it out by now. By the way, if you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
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These tutorials are brilliant! You're concise and I learn so much. I'm transitioning from Garageband (where I was messing around not really knowing what I was doing) to Logic and trying to actually understand production and your videos have been wonderful. Thank you!
Hey Jaimie, thanks for the kind words, I’m inspired to do more after hearing comments like this so I appreciate it!
Please let me know what other logic tutorials you'd like me to cover, your feedback is important to me! 🎹
Plz do one complete song with mixing mastering
Just took a 4-day Logic class and I wish I had watched this video first. Was totally lost every time "bus," "send," "channel," or "pre-set" was mentioned. You're a good teacher.
I came here to watch how use Reverb. But i learned so much else also. Know I finally know how to bus :) Super glad for your video man!
Awesome to hear! If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Like always, your videos are amazingly helpful. Thank you!
Thanks a lot Shannon
i’m transitioning from garageband to logic so this is super super helpful. thank you so much!!!🙏
Very happy to hear that Rebekah, Check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
Great tutorial, really like how you explain things simply whilst showing how you do it - I finally understand bussing! Thanks
Super happy to hear you understand bussing!! Thanks David for the kind words.
Haha I thought I was the only one who thought this!! I only now understand bussing fully thanks to this video! This was a great tutorial on Reverb, thanks so much Charles you are such a good Teacher :)
I’ve been watching your videos ever since I started with GarageBand before I even got into Logic. I know it’s been a few years since you posted this video but I gotta give credit where credit is due. You’re an awesome teacher man!
Your videos are SO helpful, and you lay out complex info in a way that is really easy to understand. Thank you - love your work!
Thanks a lot Gavin
Wow thanks so much for this! I googled "how to reverb logic pro x" haha, and you came up. My recording sounds so much better! I was doing it the way you said not to, and it sounded back. Thanks so much.
Super cool to hear Nick, thanks for watching. Check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
Super easy to follow and extremely helpful!
Awesome to hear. Thank you.
Thanks, Charles. I am learning Logic Pro X watching your video now. Your class is awesome. I really needed to learn the concept of all the plugins. Thanks to your video, I feel that I stepped ahead. 👍👍👍🤑🤑
Super glad to hear that and happy you're enjoying it :)
Incredibly clear and effective teaching. Thank you. Exactly the video I needed.
Thank you, Charles. I found this incredibly helpful. You're a fantastic teacher.
Thanks Jon, I really appreciate the kind words and positive feedback!
Busses are mainly for different tracks sharing the same effects to lighten the cpu load. This is best demonstrated with at least two or three tracks. Otherwise, most all reverb units allow you to control the level of dry and wet signals.
Thank you for this!! It was super easy to follow! You're a very good teacher.
Very glad to hear this. Thanks Patrick.
I really appreciate how you deliver these videos , you break it down so well . ✨✨ and ur music sounds dope . New sub
Thanks a lot RUSH. If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Love the kids on the bus metaphor, brilliant!
thanks :)
Thank you very much!
You’re very welcome
This video could also be called understanding buses in logic, something I just did not get until watching this video and I was totally confused by it. Thank you so much!!!
Awesome to hear Lauren. Check out my free logic tips too if you’d like to in the description.
This was very useful Charles. Thank u!
I sent a lot of kids on the bus today ;) Thanks for the excellent video!
You’re very welcome Timothy. If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Love the intro right into it that’s dope
I like getting to the point$
Thank you, great tutorial. I found it brilliant, nicely explained... you did a good job dude! :)
Thanks Christian!!
I like your videos great tutorials. I’ve always wanted to know producing as a hobby I’m 55 I invested in Logic Pro x a year ago still trying to learn it .
Awesome to hear Danny. Check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
Excellent teaching.
this video was extremely helpful! Thank you!!!
You’re very welcome.
Are you suggesting that you can setup a separate bus to represent the reverb positions of front, middle, and back stage, and then route the instrument to the correct bus to place it on stage?
Thank you for the great explanation! Learned a lot about reverb and bus finally!
That’s awesome. I’m very happy to hear that.
I am very grateful to you as I learnt so many things from your lesson.
This is very helpful! Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Helpful one!, Thank you so much, I am only 17 but u made me like a professional mixer!!!!
awesome to hear! Thanks for leaving a comment :)
Yeah so, I owe you a massive thanks with this. Cause this stuff really opened up some options and ways to fit my vocals into the track. I had issues with overall sound and also making it fit into the larger hole if that makes any sense.
Seriously, thank you
You’re very welcome
Hey Charles! thanks a lot for this tutorial. I had a question tho. How could i copy the same reverb and bus for one track to another track? how can i just copy the whole thing to another track?
Hey man, use command option c and then command option v. This will copy and paste the plugins one track to another.
great instructions! But can I give you a video tip? Turn the autofocus either off or to single. af-s. AF-C keeps trying to find you when you're sitting still and therefore keeps losing you. If you're sitting mostly still then you really don't need the servo to keep looking for constant changes. Just a tip.
thanks for this feedback!!
2022, very clear explanation, thanks a lot!
Nice, well thank you!
Thank you! Very useful video and easy to understand about buses now!
Thanks a lot Nodira, check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
You ROCK!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Thanks a lot man :)
Great Explanation Thank you!
This is an excellent tutorial, thanks so much for this!
Thank you! This was very clear and easy to understand!
Thanks for watching :)
Nicely explained everything, thanks
you’re welcome RJ
great video bro amazing teaching skills 👌🏽 thanks
thanks for the kind words
Thank you~
Your lesson is easy understandable! 👍
I want you cover a video “the process of mixing step by step 123”.
Thanks for your suggestion, I will take note of this!
thank you again!! im gonna make awesome music cause of you
So cool to hear, enjoy and have fun making music.
you're doing a good job w these videos, ty
Thanks a lot Jacob. If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Love your videos, very detailed teacher .
Thanks a lot! Check out my free logic tips pdf download if you’d like to in the description.
Great video, learnt a lot. Thanks!
I liked the song, beautiful.
Very good and precise, and your music sound very cool. thank you
Thanks a slot Khalbo. Check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
Great video. Sounds like your original track was recorded in a room with a lot of natural reverb with your mouth far from the mic.
You have a good ear!
Hi Charles, when I chose a reverb and experiment with it, and I want to start again, how can I set back all the knobs to the levels I started with when I opened the, let's say, the ChromaVerb?
why does my Logic Pro X default space designer not come with the options to cycle through the large space , medium space , small space , etc options?
Really cool and helpful short video about reverbs. Just one little question though. I understood about the benefits to send it to a Bus and playing with the send button to increase it or decrease it but what about the actual Bus volume slider where the reverb is located, does it always stays on 0db? Or do you have to/can play with it as well to get the desired effect. Thanking you in advance!
Hey Freddy, I recommend finding the reverb you like in the plugin (that is on the bus track) and then use the the bus signal (the green slider thing) to get the desired feel of the reverb on the track. To give you an idea, I rarely ever have it at 0db.
when adding the space designer I only get "stereo" or "dual mono" as an option, what do I do? please help🧐
how can I hear the reverb in the headphones w/o recording the reverb onto the track (for when I am tracking and want to hear reverb on my voice so I can sing better lol)
Thanks to you very much
U have really made my day
You’re very welcome. If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Cool video! but please make sure to include the audio of your computer rather than recording it.
how about puttin eq on the bus channel before the reverb?
Definitely recommend eq’ing your reverb
good voice as well as good tutorial
Thanks a lot Benito
@@CharlesCleyn no worries keep up the grind
@@benito808 thanks man :)
Hey, great video! When adding reverb the only option it gives me is stereo not mono im not sure why?
hi! probalby super random to get this question now, but did you ever figure this out? not sure what to do🥲
i dont have any of those options at the bottom like the large spaces panel, can you tell me how to access them?
Hey man, try updating logic. They should be there.
thank you!
Thanks a lot Kate. If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Great video! I’m just curious. I still don’t understand why Put it on a bus? Aside from routing other channels to the same reverb/bus. Can’t you control the dry and wet when it’s directly on the channel anyway so it’s not over saturated as if it’s on a bus? Especially if you have the cpu power?. I’m sorry I’m still new to this thanks again!
hey jon, of course you could have it on the channel. It's fine. As you start to produce more, you'll get into a rhythm of understanding when you should bus vs not. I often put it on the channel if I want to really design a specific reverb but often times I'm bus'ing a reverb just to give it some space and I would re-use that bus on other tracks too.
Sweet. Thanks for the reply man. Your material is top notch!!!! Thank you again man! Happy holidays!
Im also transitioning from GarageBand and this video taught me a lot. How do i know which kids are getting on the bus when you click and drag? What if i don’t necessarily want the guitar to have that reverb in particular but i want everything else to? Would this mean creating a separate plug-in to separate and distinguish those tracks? Thanks
Lots of great questions here man, I think my tips to learn Logic Pro will help you out a lot. Check the link in the description.
I have a quick question about some of these tools... I know that you can use Buses to add reverb to different tracks, but is there a way to remove reverb? Sometimes when I sample something, there's a little bit of reverb in the notes (despite no buses being present).
Yes you definitely can. You can try doing this with automation. I have a video on that in my channel if you’d like. Also, check out my free logic tips if you’d like to in the description.
Very useful
Thanks a lot Luis. If you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
What's it's the best way to make reverb and all effects generally ?On each vst instrument or make it on master piste tks?
a bit of both but it’s good to start on the instrument itself
hi Charles as I went to factory default on space designer I couldn't find the options small space medium space or large space. Need help pls.
Hey man, they should be there. Double check your logic version too. You may need an update.
how can I automate the reverb
Hi Emiliano, you should consider watching this video: ruclips.net/video/3aK4Evo8bew/видео.html&ab_channel=CharlesCleyn
Can you please make a video on how to make music.....
Hi Ankita, you might like this video I made: ruclips.net/video/At99NaT2U2A/видео.html&ab_channel=CharlesCleyn
Thankyou so much..
You’re welcome
@@ankitasinha4669 you're welcome :)
:)
can reverb just be added to a section of a track in Logic Pro x? How does one do this?
Yes it definitely can. You can do this with automation. Search my channel for this video, I can help you with it.
@@CharlesCleyn Which video in your YT channel? Also I heard in the old analog days they recorded the reverb left panned and insturment on panned right? How do you do this in Logic? I also record my AX8 digital pedal when feeds into a track in Logic. Not sure how I would accomplish this if using a pedal?
oh yes, reverb in a cave, that's the sound I hear when interviewers call, and they think they so crystal clear, and then tell you given 1 billion stars, and 1 billion velocities, and then now condition X, Y, Z, now how do you catch the most stars given N seconds, and then is your solution optimal, etc, etc, and why they spent 2 years to research it and now you can't solve it in 25 minutes and give the most optimal answer. Better yet, with the cave reverb, consistently typing on his keyboard, bang bang bang, while you think about how to solve the problem over the phone, bang bang bang. Why? Because he can.
Hi, Charles: Great videos you have. Thank you so much for this one on using reverb AND I really like your music. I have a question. I'm doing SFX on an audio drama and I'm trying to figure out how I can use a BUS on a region (Section Based Processing). Since my characters move from inside to out, and room to room to garage, I would like to be able to easily move them from room to room and have the reverb reflect that, but there doesn't seem to be a way to apply a BUS in the Section Based Processing feature (and I can't find anything or any tutorials out there on how to do it...but there HAS to be a way). Do you know? Can you help?
Hi Elizabeth, I believe what you’re trying to accomplish here is automation. I have a video on RUclips about this and I can help you. Also, if you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
Hello Charles! i just subscribed to your Channel. I'm new to Logic Pro X and i have a question which is i have an Mp3 old song that i was trying to import it to Logic Pro x to convert it to midi ! so i would be able to play along with it on my Keyboard. so when i go to the Files~Import~Audio File, it opens and the song is playing so fast... i don't know what 's going on. Would would please help me to resolve this issue?
Thank you
Hi Leb, that’s one difficult for me to diagnose without seeing the file and I’m super late replying so I’m sure you sorted it out by now. By the way, if you’re interested, I have a free PDF download of Logic Pro tips in the description too.
the size of your vocal wave is so big... How do you resize that? When I record my voice it was really small wave form...
Your gain levels thru your interface might be too low
Yes that’s probably exactly right.
You didn't explain how to do it AT ALL. You just did it. Enough with your self-promotion.
This video should have been called what is reverb
And in brackets ( how to use it in Logic Pro x)
I prefer “Busscheeks” for the name.
You sound like Jake Gyllenhaal