Logic Pro Help

Wow, I just discovered this in Logic Pro X but the mixing presets.

I copied all the Channel Strip Settings in Logic and
put them in my Audio Music Apps so on the BUS
I can see and eventually choose them.
Each Instrument track is routed to a BUS and it's
at the BUS that I apply these Channel Strip Settings.

Note, I also can apply Master settings as well.

So is the point to be able to access any channel strip setting independently of type (instrument, audio, aux ... )?

David Nahmani wrote:

So is the point to be able to access any channel strip setting independently of type (instrument, audio, aux ... )?

Yes.
I use EZMiz on my Intel MacMini and they have their presets into the same groups, but since I'm not a mixing person, I'm more interested in the sound that I get when I apply presets to a track.
On my M1 MacMini, it's strictly silicon programs and when I saw all those mixing presets within Logic, it was like having EZMiz for the M1.
The other thing I ppinted out in the video is there's nothing stopping me from making further modifications to a preset as well.

Very cool!

Very interesting, thanks!

BTW, where exactly are the channel Strip settings saved to, in the Finder? And where are Templates stored, as well? I just lost a drive with many of these on it, and when the replacement backup drive arrives I need to know where to look and where to drag. TIA!

Never mind, found them both easily: MacHD/Library/Application Support/Logic

dpcoffin wrote:

Very interesting, thanks!

BTW, where exactly are the channel Strip settings saved to, in the Finder? And where are Templates stored, as well? I just lost a drive with many of these on it, and when the replacement backup drive arrives I need to know where to look and where to drag. TIA!

Never mind, found them both easily: MacHD/Library/Application Support/Logic

At least give me time to respond.
Yeah, those presets is just like having EZMix without the EZMix.

I figured, if someone had the time to make them, I might as well check them out.

Very useful, thanks for the tip!