Sends AHOY! (This tip might have been posted yet though)
Sends AHOY! (This tip might have been posted yet though)
I rediscovered the joys of using sends in live the other day, and I was thinking of using that robert henke tip for thunder, but in an easier way so it suits my workflow and/or ideas.
Thing is, I also discovered sending a return to itself and routing it to an audio track is HILARIOUS.
Tried with delay, and had instant tape delay. Tried with reverb (and small pieces of audio), and had instant ambient fx galore!
Guys, that thing is insane, just try it out for fun.
L.
Thing is, I also discovered sending a return to itself and routing it to an audio track is HILARIOUS.
Tried with delay, and had instant tape delay. Tried with reverb (and small pieces of audio), and had instant ambient fx galore!
Guys, that thing is insane, just try it out for fun.
L.
OOPS
Re: Sends AHOY! (This tip might have been posted yet though
Airwave wrote:I rediscovered the joys of using sends in live the other day, and I was thinking of using that robert henke tip for thunder, but in an easier way so it suits my workflow and/or ideas.
Thing is, I also discovered sending a return to itself and routing it to an audio track is HILARIOUS.
Tried with delay, and had instant tape delay. Tried with reverb (and small pieces of audio), and had instant ambient fx galore!
Guys, that thing is insane, just try it out for fun.
L.
amazing tip mate! got some killer ambient stuff for resampling in a ten minute sesh on that
big up urself
Hi,
I tried to make that but hmm how can I send a return to itself and routing it to an audio track?
when I look at my return I have just Audio to... Ext. Out -- Configure -- Master --- Sends Only---
can you explain me that pls or perhapse make a simple snapshot / or example .als
thank you very much
I tried to make that but hmm how can I send a return to itself and routing it to an audio track?
when I look at my return I have just Audio to... Ext. Out -- Configure -- Master --- Sends Only---
can you explain me that pls or perhapse make a simple snapshot / or example .als
thank you very much
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Wait - let me get this straight (I'm in the office so can't try it) - you're sending audio from "Source" to the reverb on the Return channel, routing the Return channel into "Audio Dest" and then bringing up the send level on "Audio Dest"... ?
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Ok, I'm confused... I'm trying to use a midi track for the source (with a simpler). When I crank the send on the Audio Dest. track the feedback is always sounding the same no matter the sound source, and the feedback only works when the send is cranked if I turn it down a notch it just kills it. Obviously I'm doing something wrong. Can someone post a .als using a simpler or operator as the sound source? I'm missing something here.
thanks.
thanks.
Do it simply firstcic wrote:Ok, so is Jaberwookie's post correct? I've been suffering from insomnia for the past two weeks... I'm easily confused
Make a track, make a send. Put a simple delay with a 3/16 clock, feedback ZEROor MINIMUM on return A. Send your track to return A. On return A, ENABLE all sends, and send the signal of the return to itself. Then make a SECOND track, with no input, then select that track as the output on return A, and active the monitoring.
I suggest you put down the volume of your speakers first as it might hurt.
So basically, the feedback is generated by the return being set to itself, the higher the send is set, the louder and longer it gets.
Now filter your return, and compress your track 2, for instant dub.
Then TRY IT WITH A REVERB instead of a delay, and tell us
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