Instrument Rack's specific processing
Instrument Rack's specific processing
Hello everyone! New to Ableton. I created an instrument rack and I discovered that I can add as many instruments as I want on a track. However I wanted to know if there is any way to process them separately. Thanks in advance!
As you can see at this image, I've stacked 3 instruments and I applied an eq. I want the eq to affect only one of them. Is that possible?
https://ibb.co/Cv8P3H7
As you can see at this image, I've stacked 3 instruments and I applied an eq. I want the eq to affect only one of them. Is that possible?
https://ibb.co/Cv8P3H7
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
Drag it on top of the rack chain you want it to process.
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
I did that but it processes all of them.
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
Not in that image.
The EQ is after the rack.
When you double click the chain you want to put it on, you'll clearly see the grey bar on the right where the rack ends - it's a bit like a bracket with straight corners on the inside and rounded corners on the outside. Grab your EQ and drag it inside the bracket.
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
I can't find it :/ Can you show it to me?
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
18.3 Looking at Racks
Number 5 in the top two images.
Number 5 in the top two images.
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
So, if I've understood correctly, you mean to put the effect between 4 and 5, where the compressor is, at the first image.
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
(4) is the chain - signal flows from left to right.
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
So I have to put the inside the 3 and 5
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
Between the (3) and the (5), that's inside the (4).
Re: Instrument Rack's specific processing
When you drag things, as you’re dragging the pointer over rack slots they can each highlight individually.
Release the mouse clicker when the effect is dragged over the slot that is hosting your instrument and while it is highlighted.
Alternatively, you can double click a slot to expand it and see what is inside. Drag the device inside that expanded view.
Release the mouse clicker when the effect is dragged over the slot that is hosting your instrument and while it is highlighted.
Alternatively, you can double click a slot to expand it and see what is inside. Drag the device inside that expanded view.