How to mix vocals with hardware in Logic Pro 11 🎧 Eventide H90 Pedal

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00:00How to mix vocals with external hardware in Logic Pro

00:08For today's example, I'm connecting the Eventide H90 Stereo FX pedal.

00:12This is a digital effects processor with a huge menu of reverbs, delays, distortions, chorus, pitch correction and more.

00:20Let's connect our gear. The outputs of my interface go to the inputs of the pedal.

00:24And the outputs of the pedal connect to the inputs on the interface.

00:27The pedal can be controlled using the knobs and buttons or via USB-C using the H90 control app.

00:33This is where you can browse Eventide's pre-made effects chains or create your own from scratch.

00:38I'm going to blend some SP-2016 reverb and delay for a wavy vocal effect.

00:42Create an audio channel, then add a stereo audio track to capture the output of your Eventide H90.

00:48Then add the StockLogic IO plugin. Choose your input and outputs that you've connected your H90 to.

00:53And you've got a hybrid workflow for recording and mixing any vocal like this.

00:58Keep fighting fire with fire.

01:02You're gonna end up burning, win or lose.

01:06You're tipping high on the wire.

01:10But if you don't look down, you'll make it through.

01:14Learn more about the Eventide H90 at EventideAudio.com

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