There are excellent stock plugins in Logic Pro, especially the virtual instruments but it also has amazing audio effects.
The stock virtual instruments are what make Logic Pro one of the best DAWs on the market.
There are many synthesisers, drum machines, acoustic drums, strings, brass, piano and bass instruments which all sound very realistic.
The Session Players (virtual keyboardist, bassist and drummer) which use AI are also very powerful and sound great.
Then there are the audio effects, which include EQs, Compressors, reverbs, delays, distortions, dynamics, multi FX and many more.
All of which are of professional quality and are constantly being improved and added to with Logic’s free updates.
Frequently asked questions about Logic Pro stock plugins:
Do professionals use stock plugins?
Professionals use stock plugins all the time. For instance the compressors and EQs in Logic are very good and get used in all my mixes. However, most professionals do have suites of third party plugins that they use to supplement the stock plugins.
Does Logic Pro have stock autotune?
Yes, there is a pitch correction plugin in Logic Pro which can be used to tune vocals. It is very similar to autotune and functions in the same way.
Can you master with stock plugins?
You can but a professional mastering engineer will have access to the better software and hardware. For the final stage of your song, it is advisable to use the best tools available.
However, if that is not possible, Logic Pro 11 does have a built-in mastering assistant. This is an AI plugin that has features very similar to AI mastering services like Landr or Izotope Ozone. It performs very well in comparison to these. However, at this time AI mastering does not beat an experienced human.
Which DAW is Most like Logic Pro?
If you have experience with Garageband, this DAW is most like Logic Pro and it is very easy to upgrade from Garageband (free) to Logic Pro which costs 200 GBP/USD/EUR. Here is a comparison video between the 2 DAWs.
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