Creative Logic Pro
Polish up your drum loops by transforming them into new beats with this simple effect technique
Short for reverberation, reverb adds a virtual feeling of space to a sound, making it sound as if it were recorded in a particular environment such as a church, concert hall, or bathroom. To that end, Logic’s ChromaVerb, introduced in version 10.4, offers a wide range of different virtual spaces in which to place your sounds. ChromaVerb is an algorithmic reverb, which means that it generates its effects mathematically in real time according to the parameters you set, and there’s no shortage of preset effects on board to use as starting points. Follow these steps to take ChromaVerb for a spin. Logic’s ChromaVerb generates effects mathematically in real time according to the parameters that you set
Space exploration
Place your sounds in versatile virtual spaces with ChromaVerb
Step-by-step Enhance your sounds with ChromaVerb
Drag ‘Chroma Drums.wav’ from the Tutorial Files folder and release it into the Tracks area. This creates a track containing the audio region. Set up a cycle region.
In the Channel Inspector, click on the channel strip’s ‘Audio FX’ slot and choose Reverb>ChromaVerb to insert an instance of ChromaVerb. Hit play to loop the audio.
The room types are mathematical representations of different kinds of circularshaped space. Click on the ‘Room’ button and choose ‘Chamb
