Inserts, Sends & Busses explained.

[therapist]

You're a credit to the world of electronic music.

[grooki]

yeah great post there Futures!

[narcissus]

dude! i've never taken a good look at reason before. you can see the backs of the devices! they have screws... the amplifier has a fuse!! that's so fucking cool... and so totally useless

live's WAY simpler... no flashy little art, you just click add return, then use a knob to send your signal to it..

[Basic A]

The wires actually get effect by gravity ... can you blow the fuse, n where do you buy a new one ?

Im good wit FL thank you... but thi is very useful man, I guess i can see why you used reason as the example... but thats crazy

[mmjdw]

On cubase, I've figured out how to use sends in a simple manner, for instance adding reverb, delay saturation etc. to several channels at once. However I don't know how to send a synth through a send and have the send be the new signal. Basically what I'm trying to do is split the frequencies into bass/mid/treble to process them separately. Which knob does this?

I've been sending to FX channels

should i send to GROUP channels

[JTreeZY]

Thats why I love reason. Some things mite be overcomplicated but it really shows you how things work

[therapist]

On cubase, I've figured out how to use sends in a simple manner, for instance adding reverb, delay saturation etc. to several channels at once. However I don't know how to send a synth through a send and have the send be the new signal. Basically what I'm trying to do is split the frequencies into bass/mid/treble to process them separately. Which knob does this?

I've been sending to FX channels

should i send to GROUP channels

In the same way you have send/bus channels for reverb/delay, create 3 new ones with the appropriate LP/BP/HP filters and send your instrument to all 3.

Edit; I don't use Cubase so maybe I've missed something.