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Logic Pro does not include the fab filter pro Q3?

I've used lots of plugins in Logic but there not free there may be a free demo to tryout. Seems your getting bad info from Youtube send a message to one of the YouTubers that are claiming it's free.
 
and in forums people say it comes free
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FabFilter plugins are sold separately from LogicX.

However, Logic does have a very nice EQ. On your track's channel strip, click on Audio FX -> EQ -> Channel EQ. I used that one for years before switching to FabFilter's Q3.

Lots of LogicX's free audio effects that are included with the program are excellent. The "Space Designer" is a really good reverb if you can't afford to buy other companies's plugins yet. The "Delay Designer" is great, the free compressor is pretty good, etc.
 
FabFilter plugins are sold separately from LogicX.

However, Logic does have a very nice EQ. On your track's channel strip, click on Audio FX -> EQ -> Channel EQ. I used that one for years before switching to FabFilter's Q3.

Lots of LogicX's free audio effects that are included with the program are excellent. The "Space Designer" is a really good reverb if you can't afford to buy other companies's plugins yet. The "Delay Designer" is great, the free compressor is pretty good, etc.
Thank you so much for your valuable comment. I am glad there are people like you....others (with zero accomplishments in music) prefer to be the sarcastic smart alecks (see above)....lol
 
Thank you so much for your valuable comment. I am glad there are people like you....others (with zero accomplishments in music) prefer to be the sarcastic smart alecks (see above)....lol
Dont get me wrong, i didnt want to be rude towards you :)
Some people write so much crap nowerdays in the internet, and youve been sort of a victim of those, thats what i was trying to refer to. Good luck on your further musical journey! - hopefully with the Q3 in the near future ( i couldnt imagine a life without this EQ once youre used to working with it)
 
FabFilter plugins are sold separately from LogicX.

However, Logic does have a very nice EQ. On your track's channel strip, click on Audio FX -> EQ -> Channel EQ. I used that one for years before switching to FabFilter's Q3.

Lots of LogicX's free audio effects that are included with the program are excellent. The "Space Designer" is a really good reverb if you can't afford to buy other companies's plugins yet. The "Delay Designer" is great, the free compressor is pretty good, etc.
Agreed. Logic's proc/fx stock plugins can do quite a lot, and very well. I love Fabfilter Pro-Q 3 for its M/S processing.
 
Logic's proc/fx stock plugins can do quite a lot, and very well. I love Fabfilter Pro-Q 3 for its M/S processing.

Logic’s Channel EQ can work in M/S too. The difference with some of the higher quality EQ’s (like ProQ, Crave, Equilibrium, Kirchhoff, etc.) being that the choice of type of stereo processing in the Channel EQ is a global setting, meaning that if you set it to work on, for example, the Sides only, everything you do with that instance of the Channel EQ, even changing the Gain, will only affect the Sides of the incoming signal.
Those other EQ’s mentioned don’t have that limitation. You can use, say, a low shelf on the Mid portion, have a notch on the Left Side, an entirely different adjustment on the Right, a bell on the Stereo signal and a high shelf on the Sides, all in a single instance of the plugin.

Nothing stops one from using several instances of the Channel EQ in series of course. It won’t be a complete replacement for everything those other EQ’s can do (and how they do it), but it’s something.

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