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Routing an Audio Channel through the Send Effects

1. Open the Monitor window.

2. Click on the EQ button for the audio channel you want to add effect to.

The EQ window opens, as described on the previous pages. The section be-

tween the channel fader and the EQ modules contains the effect sends.

3. To route an effect send to one of the eight effects, click below its send

knob and select an effect from the pop-up menu that appears.

Exactly what is available depends on how the Effects window has been set

up, as described later in this chapter. However, the ﬁrst eight items corre-

spond to the eight internal effects while the following items route the effect

sends to buses and Groups (see page 202 and page 317).

4. Make sure the “DRY” button is not pressed.

When this button is pressed, all eight effect sends are deactivated for the

channel. Click on it to turn the function on/off.

5. Click on the “On” button for the effect sends you want to activate and

turn the corresponding Send level knob to a moderate value.

Remember that the Effects rely heavily on the CPU power in your computer.

The more activated sends and effect units, the more computer power will be

used for effects.

6. If you want the signal to be sent to the effects before the faders, click on

the Pre button for the send.

With Pre-fader effect sends, the amount of effect for the channel is not af-

fected by the volume fader. With Post-fader effect sends (PRE button not

pressed), the amount of effect is proportional to the channel volume, and will

change with the volume fader movements.

The next step is to select programs and set the parameters for the effect processors.

Since you will probably need to adjust the send levels while doing this, leave the

EQ window open.

Send level

Pre-fader Send switch

Dry Button (affects all four sends)

Effect routing popup

Send On/Off

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