Fat Berry plug-ins in Logic Pro
A synth, a channel strip and a spring reverb for Logic Pro, and where each one goes.
A part, a channel and a space
FB-60 is free and goes in the Instrument slot of a software instrument track. Berry Console goes in an Audio FX slot on a vocal, guitar or drum channel. Coil is a spring reverb, so try it on an aux that several tracks send to.
- Load FB-60 from AU Instruments, then Fat Berry DSP.
- Put Berry Console in the first Audio FX slot of a channel.
- Create an aux with Coil and send the parts that need space to it.
Compare at the same level
Logic’s plug-in window has Compare and a bypass button. Trim Berry Console’s output so switching it in and out does not change the level, then judge the sound in the full mix.
If a plug-in is missing
Open Logic Pro, then Settings, then Plug-in Manager, and check that the plug-in passed validation. Reset & Rescan Selection runs the check again. The Logic Pro page has the full steps.
Side by side
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- CoilCategory: ReverbPrice: $14.99Introductory priceRegular price $29.99 from 2 December.The splash and drip of spring reverb, modelled from a real tank.
- Berry ConsoleCategory: Channel StripPrice: $29.99Introductory priceRegular price $59.99 from 2 December.Gate, EQ and compress a channel in one plug-in.
- FB-60Category: SynthPrice: FreeA 1982-style polysynth.
Each one installs as VST3 on Windows and as VST3 and Audio Unit on a Mac.
Further reading
Questions, answered
Can Logic use the VST3?
No. Logic Pro loads Audio Units only. The Mac installer adds the Audio Unit along with the VST3.
Where are the installation steps?
On the Logic Pro page, with the Plug-in Manager steps.