Chorus; 10.6 Mixer Automation - Emagic Logic fun User Manual

Chapter 10
Mixer and Effects
tap. With appropriate pre-delay settings, you can apply relatively generous amounts
of reverb to percussive parts, while allowing the attacks to remain intelligible.

Chorus

The Chorus effect can be used to make a signal "wider".
Intensity
The modulation width of the chorus effect.
Speed
The modulating frequency of the chorus effect.

10.6 Mixer Automation

The term "Mixer Automation" implies the capability of record-
ing and playing back movements of the faders, knobs, and
buttons.
Fader movements– just as with MIDI events—are recorded on
a track. This track will consist of a sequence with corresponding
MIDI events from the respective fader or knob. After being
recorded, these events can be edited, just like any other MIDI
sequence.
The different channel tracks in the mixer create events with
different MIDI channels. When automation data is recorded—
from the adaptive mixer, the automation data is recorded to the
corresponding track in the Arrange window.
Example: Let's say you have three tracks: a bass track, a piano
track (both MIDI tracks), and an audio drum loop on an audio
track in the Arrange window. Click on the Record button in the
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