A Little tip for those analogue/vintage lovers out there.

[PaddyGordon]

The Logic Tape Delay contains a Tape emulator inside it.

To enable, set your Tape Delay up like this:


The Dry/Wet will affect the overall tone of what you're changing.
The Tape saturation is the threshold for the Distortion.


This is Before it's enabled:
LYM Without Tape Delay.mp3 - File Shared from Box - Free Online File Storage

This is After it's enabled:
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Highlighted tracks have the Tape Delay enabled to create the Saturation/Warm effect.



Obviously what you prefer is your opinion, but I prefer the latter

 

[guitarplayr82]

Nice tip! Thanks!

 

[That-Guy-Tom]

Paddy,

Thanks for the tip bud. I'll have to try this next time in Logic. Like the warmth for sure.

 

[CapacityWKS.]

That makes a huge difference!
Where did you put that in the mix?
Did you use that on the stereo out channel strip?

 

[PaddyGordon]

Just try it different ways and use your ears to see what's best.
I usually always have it on drums and bass now.

 

[CapacityWKS.]

It's just totally added a bit of warmth to one of my tracks.
Awesome tip.
Keep em coming!!