Busses & Sends?

zion cluster · Post by **zion cluster** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 8:32 pm

Submixing is just the same in reason. For example, say you have a sampler with drums (Kick,snare, hats) from seperate outs, through different effects then into a mixer, you take the stereo out from that into the main mixer. You can balance your drums in the mix as one element, also you can set up reverb on an aux from the submix, or compress the whole output from the submix, to gel your kit together. Hope that makes sense

FSTZ1 · Post by **FSTZ1** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 8:45 pm

"reasons"

k_k · Post by **k_k** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 10:17 pm

DJ Vision wrote:
caterkilla wrote:does flstudio only have sends? or does it have bus channels too?
same thing

no its not if you actually read any of the previous posts you'd have figured theyre different

futures_untold · Post by **futures_untold** » Thu Jan 22, 2009 12:09 am

jolly wailer · Post by **jolly wailer** » Thu Jan 22, 2009 1:30 am

fstz wtf

filter dready · Post by **filter dready** » Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:16 pm

in my opinion buses and sends are really important when making track. You can put several effects as sends from your mixer such as reverb, distortion, delay, etc and then add different amounts of them to each channel giving the track its own flavour, buses are for when you want to link sounds together and put them in their own space (in terms of effects and frequency, for instance if u had several different hits playing and you wanted them to be hi passed into hihats with their own reverb effect, with a little bit of atmos at the start of every 16 bars then you would bus them all up and put an eq and a reverb on the bus. they would then all sit as one layer of sound all reverbed out, or however you wanted it. theyre really important for sculpting tracks and really fun to use. Sends makes mixing down alot more fun and buses add new dimensions to tracks, just gotta be creative with em

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