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How to use guitar pedals as effects in your DAW

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Learn how to use pedals in your DAW to create organic effects which you have hands on control over

If you're a musician with pedals, and have an understanding on how to record audio into a DAW, this could be useful for you!

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20 Comments

@kjh9629 4 years ago

Out of like 20 tutorials on this, this is the only video that is actually thorough, concise, and sequential. I have no idea what the other videos were trying to do, but this is SOOOO HELPFUL!!! I can see from your signal path graph at 1:34 it would be pretty simple to add a mic'd amp to the end of the pedal chain too. SICK!!!!

@jayceelewis_ 2 years ago

Thank you! Now my chorus pedal works as a send in Logic Pro 🎉

@ADrummersDelight 5 months ago

My first thought was: "Why are you showing us this principal with drums?" Dude, to use an OD pedal on my snare made it sound huge, punchy and controlled. Thank you very much!

@BrandonWhalen 3 weeks ago

Logic I/O plugin has a neat little ping feature that measures the sample delay for you.

@thefrankcoda 4 years ago

I've been looking for a tutorial like this for quite some time. Thanks a lot for this video!

@alexlykos18 3 years ago

That's an excellent example of when to use the I/O plugin inside Logic. It automatically compensates for latency when using outboard gear. No need to figure out the exact sample latency by ear. Great demonstration though!

@sportn8er 3 years ago

I've been trying to figure out if this is possible for quite some time. Now I'm very excited to try this out! Gunna hook up my big sky, time line and mobius 😁 I've always wanted to hear my vocals with these effects!
Thanks heaps for the in depth tutorial!

@luckyalbright5139 5 years ago

Dude i literally have this exact gear thank you so much for making this!! so helpful

@gr8mangiacake 4 years ago

Awesome, thanks. To the point and simply explained. 👍

@gitarman666 2 years ago

I saw every vid and read everything I could find after receiving my extc stereo
Even the included direction don’t explain the DAW routing like you have here
I have Apollo and ProTools but at least I can see a working template
Thanks for the vid it’s the only one with useful info👍

@ramilsv69 7 months ago

useful info!

@LakesideLofi 9 months ago

This is a great video. Thank you! 🙏🏻🙋🏼‍♂

@westbethkid 3 years ago

Great video. Clear, concise, to the point. No mumbling, no over–explaining, no trying to be a "wacky personality" Subscribed

@LEVRAN 4 years ago

Best tut out there

@eddiemercri 1 year ago

This is an incredible video

@otaviobrunet 3 years ago

tks!! really well explained

@mikeolivier6794 4 years ago

Excellent! Like the connection diagrams as an aid. Other videos just talk through the connections, but the graphics really help visualize things. Kudos!