FX on individual drum hits Logic. (couple of other Q's)

[dodge]

I have always used Logic since I started messing around with making music. I had a PC for a while and so was forced to use ableton (not that its a bad thing). I am now back with a Mac so running Logic again. I love Logic cos I can fly around really quick, but there's a few things I miss from ableton that I was wondering if they can be done in logic without spending ages trying to achieve the same results.
Firstly, the main thing is putting FX on individual drums. Say I got a kit in the EXS24 and I want to put reverb on just the snare, can someone tell me the quickest way around going about it. In ableton you could do it by putting a plug in on the snare alone, I can't think how I'd do it in logic without putting the snare alone on a different track.
Next question is pitching, ableton is super fast. Whats the quickest way in logic, Im guessing everyone is gonna say time stretching. Is there a quicker, less destructive way? If you time stretch it effects the original sample. I'm looking for a way like how ableton works. I dont want to put a sample into the EXS24 and just pitch it up cos that effects the speed of the sample. I basically want to be able keep the same speed but just change the pitch.

Any help appreciated

Cheers

[jasonj]

You could Bounce your Samples just straight audio and work with them that way.

or what you are probably looking for is covered really well in this youtube tutorial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C203hrFYKfs

Enjoy

[dodge]

That, my boy, is exactly what I was looking for. Legend of the game. Cheers.

[jasonj]

No Prob bob.

I was looking for the same thing a bit ago. I love the Logic Plugins but hated not having control over individual samples etc...

but then through the magic of youtube I discovered I did