Pedalboard filter pedals in Logic Pro

This table describes the filter effects pedals.

Stompbox

Description

Figure. Auto-Funk stompbox window.

Auto-Funk is an auto-wah (filter) effect.

  • On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.

  • Sensitivity knob: Set a threshold that determines how the filter responds to incoming signal levels.

  • Cutoff knob: Set the center frequency for the filter.

  • BP/LP switch: BP (Bandpass): Signal frequencies just above and below the cutoff are filtered. LP (Lowpass): Only signals below the cutoff are allowed through the filter.

  • Hi/Lo switch: Choose a preset filter resonance setting.

  • Up/Down switch: Set a positive or negative modulation direction—the “wah” filtering occurs above or below the source signal frequency.

Figure. Classic Wah stompbox window.

Classic Wah is a funky wah effect, straight from 1970s TV police show soundtracks. Drag the pedal to control it.

  • On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.

Figure. Graphic EQ stompbox window.

Graphic EQ is a classic 7-band EQ pedal. Drag the pedal to control it.

  • On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.

  • Frequency sliders: Boost or cut the corresponding frequency band.

  • Level slider: Set the overall output gain.

Figure. Modern Wah stompbox window.

Modern Wah is a more aggressive wah effect. Drag the pedal to control it.

  • On/Off switch: Enable/disable the pedal.

  • Q knob: Low Q values affect a wider frequency range, resulting in softer resonances. High Q values affect a narrower frequency range, resulting in more pronounced emphasis.

  • Mode knob: Choose a Wah type or control Volume. Each Wah type has a different tonal quality.

Download the guides:

Logic Pro User Guide: Apple Books | PDF

Logic Pro Instruments: Apple Books | PDF

Logic Pro Effects: Apple Books | PDF

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