Resampling question

[sweetleaf]

Sorry if this has been covered somewhere already but I think I've read all the threads. I prefer using sends when adding effects but this can give me weird frequency gaps/phasing etc, is there a way round this?

[Snarfie]

When you actually bounce out the audio for your resamples you'll notice a considerable difference than just using sends... just make sure you eq.limit.compress.whatever to taste and get it perfect each time you bounce. I reccommend a maximum of 2 total resamples of 1 sound before it sounds too absurd. Try a bandpass if you're getting weird fractals

[sweetleaf]

Sorry man not really getting what you're saying, I'm talking about when I send out my signal to an effect an then run it back in, I put an eq on the bus and I have weird gaps.

[Snarfie]

sounds like a technical issue. you should also change your thread title

[mromgwtf]

It's because there is a time difference between two audio sources and it creates phasing effect.

[Shock Rx]

Yeah, that seems to be one of your vsts on the send throwing off the sync. Like said already above that is your phasing issue. More or less the only way I know to fix that is to figure out what vst is the problem and put one on your main track. Make sure to turn the dry/wet to dry, turning off the vst won't help because it won't be processing audio and won't be thrown off time to match. I'm sure there is a way to not have sync issues like this other than my method. Maybe a comp with more ram or just better vsts that can keep up. Hope that helped at all.

[RandoRando]

why are you using sends for creative fx

[sweetleaf]

So I can do things to the wet while leaving the dry alone

[RandoRando]

do some parrallel processing then, idk just seems like a waste of a send to me, especailly when i use up to like 10 plugs at a time for reeses.