This is my first post since I've joined the community very recently..
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First of all : I am a scientist; 2) an amateur musician 3) I live in a small village in Italy while being Belgian and therefore a little bit « isolated », 4) not a native English speaker..( things can’t go worth…)
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I’ve just set up a studio with analog gears and have bought a Moog analog delay serie 500.
After days, working with Logic Pro X, I finally have almost tamed that Moog analog delay which was not an easy task since it took me time to understand that the hardware can work alone while the plugin has to work with the hardware and can control some features through a midi-usb interface…I think I’ve understood and with that combinations, it’s possible to save a setting of a project and then recall the exact one when needed..
Now, I need to find some settings that make a nice delay..and I am not very familiar with...So, in order not to start from scratch, I would appreciate if some of you could give me some tips to obtain an intimate jazz vocal (male or female)(some space between chords)…I have to confess that I am a little lost and can’t figure out in which direction should I go to lower the first wave, intensity or the queue.
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Thanks to all that had enough patience to read my post.I'l join a screenshot and would appreciate to know if it's correct..
Best regards
Christian
PS: Maybe an additional question..in the tutorial video, there is a synchronization made in Protools I guess with midibeatclock..I could not locate that function in Logic Pro X...
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