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Worth a look, it seems. The LX2 comes with buttons alone, which is what I am after. Only the price is less considerable (for me), comparing it to the BCR... thanks for the tip though!!

A plus here for the often recommended Firebox. Apart from the AC adapter on which half a cable is broken (which is because I didn't take care enough & travelled too much with it) I have NEVER had any problems with it. Rock solid, stable, good sound, freakin' enough outputs for Live stuff. As we ...

Did I say that I am hungry?

I am happy I have bought this software to invest into forums that host truly amazing people like you. Never out of pictures, matey!
BTW: Have we gone off-topic lately?

Need to say I see Würstchen aka Sausages? Gee, I am a Vegetarian. I truly have Fata Morgana(s?).

Need to say I am hungry? I know my thoughts have not been clear...

Yes. Download it, install it, try it, use it.

That's what I meant, Gnuus

Erm... I didn't get that. Mean that "German" thing. Edit: Stupid me. Of course - that link is for the German one. You should be able to download the other versions as well with the same thing, just change the language from "de" to your language. English/Windows: http://www.ableto...

Actually, there is an announcement in the announcement subforum, but obviously you cannot officially find a real download link for the 7.0.9 version/update. Is that by design? Clever guy as I am, I found the link with using nearly 123,4% of my brain's capacity and found out it is here: http://www.ab...

Thanks again, I'll try it all out when I am at my music machine again!!! What I meant was what you already discovered: I meant that even at 100% effect level, some reverbs do still have the original dry signal in it when being at 100%. I just wanted a way that makes sure that 0% dry is at the reverb...

I meant that putting an effect on a channel and drag it up to 100% would still have the original, dry sound inserted, while throwing the FX on a send/return, turning it up there at the send knob at the receiving track and muting the track would give me 100% wetness to pan then. Anyway, your send sol...

Thaaaaaaaaaaat sounds quite weird/cool/something!!!
Your last tip is at where I want to be - how can I do it with a send effect?
1) would include that the original sound, depending on the plugin, would in most cases sound as well on the reverb channel then.

Can you explain that a little more detailed? I am completely to effect racks if you're talking about those?

Hi there, it surely must be easy like hell: given I have a (background) vocal panned to e.g. the left, how can I for example pan a reverb insert or send effect which has no integrated panner in itself to the right? Is a dedicated send for this channel somehow obligatory?
Thanks in advance!