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Add, remove, move, and copy plug-ins in Logic Pro

You can add plug-ins, replace a plug-in with a different one, and remove plug-ins from a channel strip. You can also move, copy, and bypass plug-ins. If you’re unhappy with any of your plug-in adjustments, you can undo them.

Add an instrument plug-in

In a Logic Pro channel strip, do one of the following:

  • Click the Instrument slot, then choose a plug-in from the pop-up menu.

    Figure. Choosing an instrument from the pop-up menu.

  • Option-click an Instrument slot.

    You can now choose legacy plug-ins from the pop-up menu.

Add a MIDI effect plug-in

In a Logic Pro channel strip, do one of the following:

  • Click the MIDI Effect slot, then choose a plug-in from the pop-up menu.

    Figure. Choosing a MIDI effect from the pop-up menu.

  • Place the pointer above or below an occupied MIDI Effect slot, click the green line that appears, then choose a plug-in from the pop-up menu.

    Figure. Pointing to the green line under a MIDI Effect slot.

Add an audio effect plug-in to an instrument channel

In a Logic Pro channel strip, do one of the following:

  • Click an Audio Effect slot, then choose a plug-in from the pop-up menu.

    Figure. Choosing an audio effect from the pop-up menu.

    The last visible empty Audio Effect slot in a channel strip is shown at half its height; use it in the same way.

  • Option-click an Audio Effect slot.

    You can now choose legacy plug-ins from the pop-up menu.

Replace a plug-in

  • In a Logic Pro channel strip, place the pointer over the plug-in slot, click the arrows that appear to the right, then choose a plug-in to replace the existing one.

    Figure. Pointing to the arrows at the right of the slot.

Remove a plug-in

  • In a Logic Pro channel strip, place the pointer over the plug-in slot, click the arrows that appear to the right, then choose No Plug-in from the pop-up menu.

    Figure. Choosing No Plug-in from the pop-up menu.

Move an effect or MIDI plug-in

  • In a Logic Pro channel strip, drag the plug-in up or down in the channel strip, or to another channel strip.

    For guidance, use the colored line that appears when moving the plug-in.

Copy an effect or MIDI plug-in

  • In a Logic Pro channel strip, press and hold Option and drag the plug-in to an unused slot.

Bypass a plug-in

If you want to deactivate a plug-in, but don’t want to remove it from the channel strip, you can bypass it. Bypassed plug-ins don’t drain system resources.

  • In Logic Pro, to bypass a single plug-in, do one of the following:

    • Place the pointer over the plug-in slot, then click the Bypass button that appears to the left.

      Figure. Pointing to the Bypass button at the left of the slot.

    • Option-click the plug-in slot.

    • Click the center area of the plug-in slot to open the plug-in window, then click the Bypass button at the left side of the plug-in window header.

      Figure. Pointing to the Bypass button in the plug-in window header.

  • To bypass multiple plug-ins, click a plug-in slot, then drag the pointer up or down.

    All swiped plug-in slots switch to the same state.

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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