Delay pedals in Logic Pro for iPad

Blue Echo

Blue Echo is a simple delay effect.

Time knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with the host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Repeats knob: Determine the number of delay repeats.
Mix knob: Set the level ratio between source and effect signals.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Tone Cut buttons: Choose a fixed frequency internal filter circuit that allows more high (Hi) or low (Low) frequency content to be heard. Choose Off to disable the filter.
Mute button: Passes the source signal through to the next pedal, while delay repeats continue.

Spring Box emulates a spring reverb effect.

Style pop-up menu: Switches between algorithms, each with different characteristics. You can choose Boutique, Simple, Vintage, Bright, or Resonant.
Time buttons: Set the length of the reverberation to short, medium, or long values.
Tone knob: Set the cutoff frequency, making the effect brighter or darker.
Mix knob: Set the level ratio between source and effect signals.

Tie Dye Delay is a warm-sounding reverse delay effect that’s perfect for fans of 1960s and 1970s psychedelic rock.

Time knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with the host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Feedback knob: Set the amount of effect output sent to the effect input, changing the tonal color, making the effect more pronounced, or both.
Tone knob: Set the cutoff frequency, making the effect brighter or darker.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Type buttons: Both Dark and Bright apply a fixed frequency internal EQ.
Mix knob: Set the level ratio between source and effect signals.
Input Listen button: Passes the source signal through to the next pedal while delay repeats continue.

Tru-Tape Delay emulates a vintage tape delay effect.

Time knob: Set the modulation speed in hertz, or synchronized with the host tempo when you enable the Sync button.
Sync button: Turn on to synchronize with the host tempo.
Feedback knob: Set the amount of effect output sent to the effect input. The buildup of repeating signals can be used creatively for dub-delay and other effects by adjusting Feedback in real time.
Mix knob: Set the level ratio between source and effect signals.
Mode buttons: Change the delay playback direction.
Lo/Hi Cut knobs: Adjust the range of the fixed frequency internal EQ.
Dirt knob: Set the amount of input signal gain, which can introduce an overdriven, saturated quality.
Flutter knob: Emulate speed fluctuations in the tape transport mechanism.

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