Using Analog Hardware with Logic Pro X - I/O Plugin

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[MegaSilence]

You just changed my game. I’ve wanted to do this for so long but couldn’t find any info that was even close to being as informative as your video. Thank you. I’m off to my lair.

[WhirlwindDrums]

Very informative video. I’ve been mixing using vst’s and plugins for about two years and now deciding to incorporate some audio hardware into my workspace. Thanks for showing the basics in detail

[julian_defal]

It can further test the result of the recording. Example: In the track that placed the I / O create a Bus -Ex: bus1, insert this Bus in output of the same I / O track. Create a new Audio channel (mono or stereo) depends on the I / O you created. In this new audio track, in input, insert the same bus1 created. Arm the track to record / strike and see the result.

[smileandbreathe]

OH MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS THANK YOU for the simple straightforward explanation I have been so damn confused about and now am not!!!

[hieuphysics]

You save my life bro. I have to record and mixing lively choir and small strings ensemble tomorow. And I find your video. Thanks alot.

[paultjoneill]

This is exactly what I needed thank you so much for making it all so clear and simple. Its now 5.29am, I can now try and sleep after finding how this is done. God Bless you my son!!!!

[ramencurry]

You are a life saver. I have always wondered about this for years. Thank you 🙏🏻

[SonicRSA]

Thanks dude. Would not work at first, then played around and added an EQ to the track in Logic, then suddenly had signal coming through via the compressor! Maybe a small bug in Logic I don't know. Just thought I would mention in case others get no sound/signal coming through at first. Cheers

[donaldsuitemusic]

Bravo Zed Mart :Your video was superb.Every other video online did not explain and show what wires go where and if they did it was like wires everywhere.I have Logic Pro X and Cubase I have tried for years with Cubase all I got was feedback.Plus in Cubase you need 4 ins and outs besides your mains.I got my Ultrafex II Stereo Widener to finally work.It makes it sound like you have Surround Sound.

[frankiepcastle]

Soooo old but still the best info out here... thank you.. I owe you a cold one....

[dariusvvo]

What if I wanted to use the I/O plugin on another vocal track ?

[erictorres]

Hey Zed, do you have a video in setting a template for a console in logic ?

[tonytozi]

thank you for your very clear video. I do not understand how do you decide that your monitors plays the signal that is coming back from the compressor, and not the signal of the original tracks?

[julian_defal]

Very nice - Thanks for the simplicity of sharing knowledge.

[chickenlickin]

Hi bud thanks for this, one question how do i use this kind of setup to create a mix bus?

[JoBj]

hi, great video. Would you suggest to use the Send/Return output of your Presonus AI? I am having problem in connecting my Behringer UMC 404 to the Compressor Behringer T1952 with a Y cable. Basically I have tried all possible combinations, I just don't get signal from the inserts of my UMC.

[mjben]

Thank you. Very informative! Changed my game.

[julian_defal]

Thank's Man. Heped me a lot. God bless you.

[Niele]

Thanks for the info, I got a 3630 and will definitely use it. Not gonna lie, didnt really hear a difference on the compression lol

[merochingon]

Any idea why Im hearing a small latency when inserting my inputs ??? when output are inserted I start listening to the audio and compression ...but when I put the Inputs..a delay is happening ...even if I click the latency offset...