> > There is also a delay placed in the original signal (dry) path to > compensate for the plug-in delay. Logic doesn't appear to let me > super tune this effect. I get use plug-in compressors to get the > other effects. > > The delay is not necessary because of plug in delay compensation- I did a bunch of tests to confirm this- putting the parallel signal out of phase canceled out the sound- proving that Plug in delay comensation works. This was not available when Bob wrote the book. BTW the sample delay will let you delay the signal at the sample level, you get a much finer control if you click on the number in the sample delay plug and type in numbers- draging the slider is not precise enough for many tasks. Loudon