 Logic 7 Pro Bus Help! |
  ven. 2 sept. 2005, 23:40
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Hello,
I like to group channels in busses for example if i put 2 mics and a DI on a bass amp and then bus them to one fader and same with other instruments like guitar if i have more than one mic on a source. This works ok but my problem is there are no aux sends on a bus so i can't add reverb the only way is to add reverb to the send on the single pre bus channels. However as I add all my eq and compression to the bus rather than the single channels this means the reverb i'm getting is of the dry sound. Any ideas or tips round this problem. Is there a better way to do what i'm doing? Many thanks in advance for your help. Ian 
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sam. 3 sept. 2005, 10:48
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Junior Member  Groupe : Members Messages : 115 Inscrit : 06 nov. 03 Lieu : Los Angeles - US Membre no 28,332 |
Maybe if you bounced the two channels and then import the consolidated file back into Logic you would then be able to add reverb as usual.
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usingautumn Logic 7 Pro Bus Help! ven. 2 sept. 2005, 23:40
rickenbacker Can't you send all the tracks to a bus with a ... sam. 3 sept. 2005, 14:35 usingautumn i'm reluctant to bounce the tracks as a mix as... sam. 3 sept. 2005, 20:33 coldharbour Instead of grouping the channells in busses, group... lun. 5 sept. 2005, 14:17
editbrain but to group them in aux you have to output them t... mer. 7 sept. 2005, 02:13 |
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