One of the most classic effects developed in the audio industry, delay inspires creativity — not only in Dub, but in all genres of today’s pop music. Logic Pro 7 offers a faithful emulation of the tape echo for vintage fans but also boasts a most feature-rich Stereo Delay.

Tape Delay

Within Logic Pro 7, Tape Delay recognizes the tempo. Just click on the sync button and delay repeats will fit to the beat. The Groove slider offers smooth switching between triplet and dotted notes — this corresponds to the Logic Pro 7 Swing parameter. You can also modulate delay time with an LFO as well. Once you’ve experienced the sounds created by fading the feedback slider to create virtual tape loop saturation, or hear the desired frequency range more clearly with each repetition, you’ll know it’s time to get rid of your analog tape echo.

Stereo Delay

The Stereo Delay offers similar controller features to Tape Delay, minus the tape saturation, making it even more processor efficient. You can control the feedback level for each stereo channel separately, as well as the cross feedback level. Using Stereo Delay, you can effortlessly create enchanting rhythmic structures and haunting echoes.

Logic Pro 7 Sound Processing