What is the purpose of the effects channel in sequencer set up?
Like if I was to" add new effect channel " to my muti track set up in its own channel like a audio track for a new wav. how can I apply that ?
Can I set up a in and out system for selected audio tracks from with in my muti track sequencer?
I would like to be able to use one delay or reverb for example for multiple audio channels, instead of having to open a separate one for each channel.Is there a way for me to use the effect channel this way or mabe some other way?
Thanks for your time.
Like if I was to" add new effect channel " to my muti track set up in its own channel like a audio track for a new wav. how can I apply that ?
Can I set up a in and out system for selected audio tracks from with in my muti track sequencer?
I would like to be able to use one delay or reverb for example for multiple audio channels, instead of having to open a separate one for each channel.Is there a way for me to use the effect channel this way or mabe some other way?
Thanks for your time.
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Re: Effects channel in sequencer set up, questions and tips?
Fri, November 2, 2007 - 8:08 AMWhen you say 'effects channel' i think you are referring to a 'send effect'. You can route as many channels to a send as you want. This is common for reverb. It will give you a fader in the mixer to control the main volume of the effect. On each individual track, you can select that send effect as a destination and it will give you a send volume slider to control how much of each track is being sent to the effect.
It can be set up and controlled from the mixer in cubase. Check out the manual to see your options for 'send' effects.
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Re: Effects channel in sequencer set up, questions and tips?
Mon, November 5, 2007 - 11:48 PMThank you I will do this...
I need to quit being lazzzzy and read that shit. -
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Re: Effects channel in sequencer set up, questions and tips?
Sat, November 10, 2007 - 7:39 AMthankfully the manual is a PDF, so you can just search for the term 'send effect'... quick and easy ;)
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