Guide · Logic Pro
From preset to finished vocal in minutes.
Mixpreset chains are Logic Pro channel strip settings. From download to a finished vocal is four steps — here's the whole thing.
The full walkthrough in Logic Pro — about 25 seconds.
Drop the preset into Logic's folder
On your Mac, open Spotlight (⌘ + Space) — or use Finder — and go to the Channel Strip Settings folder, then drop your downloaded preset (.cst file) into its Tracks folder.
One credit = one chain, yours forever.Load it in Logic Pro
Restart Logic Pro so it picks up the new file. On the audio track you want, click Settings at the top of the channel strip, then under User Channel Strip Settings choose your imported preset.
Top of the channel strip →Setting ▸ Load…Shape it to your voice
Adjust the EQ, compression, and reverb to fit your style. Every voice is different — nudge the chain until it sits right on yours.
Start with input gain, then reverb mix.Go further
Experiment with additional Logic Pro effects like Space Designer for unique reverb textures. The preset is a starting point — make it yours.
No unzip needed — it’s ready to load.Heads up: these chains are built for Logic Pro and, unless a preset lists third-party plugins, use Logic's stock plugins only — so there's nothing extra to install. Each preset page lists its supported DAW and plugins.
Using another DAW? More tutorials are on the way.
Troubleshooting
Stuck for a second?
The quick fixes that cover almost everything. Most "it’s not working" moments are one click away.
I don’t see "Load Channel Strip Setting"
X for the Mixer or open the inspector). The Setting menu is the thin bar at the very top of the strip, above the EQ — not the plugin slots below.A plugin slot says "not found"
It sounds too loud or distorted
Can I use it on more than one song?
Still stuck? Read the full guide or contact support.
Ready to load one up?
Pick a chain. Sound expensive.
Browse the library, preview the before/after, and have a pro vocal chain on your track in minutes.

