Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
How does it work? All it does for me is re-set the effect to zero which is the same as the by-pass button. I would like to Compare my current to my last setting which is what I thought it would do.
thanks
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4), 2009/8Gb ram/Crucial M500 SSD
Using the compare button as found in Logic Pro's built in FX... (or A-B button as found in some 3rd parry plugins)
This works in two different ways.
1) Select the first preset, close the plugin..(I have found this makes it work more reliably) reopen it and then select the second preset and pressing the compare button will switch between the first and second preset
2) Select a preset and then move the sliders/controls etc for that plugin to modify the FX. Pressing compare will then switch back and forth between the original preset and the modified one.
Using the compare button as found in Logic Pro's built in FX... (or A-B button as found in some 3rd parry plugins)
This works in two different ways.
1) Select the first preset, close the plugin..(I have found this makes it work more reliably) reopen it and then select the second preset and pressing the compare button will switch between the first and second preset
2) Select a preset and then move the sliders/controls etc for that plugin to modify the FX. Pressing compare will then switch back and forth between the original preset and the modified one.
Aside from plugs with A/B settings, the compare button compares between the current state and the state of the plug when the project was last saved.
Thank you both.
Such a pity Logic can't just undo edit commands on devices as per Ableton.
Compare button on effects
