Jonas:

Sorry if these are dumb questions but...

Would it be possible to discuss some of your bus routing? I think I see where you're going with the Left/Right Sub Master busses but would love a more indepth explanation of it's uses.

Also I found some outputs that didn't make sense to me, i.e. the Small Verb bus was output to my sound card and not to the Sub Master.

With the sends you have set up for the Kick and Snare and those routed to the Sub Master, wouldn't you get FX bleed when you're soloing something other than the drums? I normally run seperate FX on the drums and route to a Drum Sum. Maybe I'm not looking at this correctly.

Thanks for whatever light you (or others) can shed on the subject. Just trying to learn.....and let the flamming begin!

Paul

Jonas:
Thank you for your time and help in our forum. You're a gentleman.
Greetings.

Very, very useful - thank you.

Laurence

ORIGINAL: Paul G
Also I found some outputs that didn't make sense to me, i.e. the Small Verb bus was output to my sound card and not to the Sub Master.

With the sends you have set up for the Kick and Snare and those routed to the Sub Master, wouldn't you get FX bleed when you're soloing something other than the drums? I normally run seperate FX on the drums and route to a Drum Sum. Maybe I'm not looking at this correctly.

The Small Verb observation is a legitimate catch! Thank you. I'll fix that right away. The second issue is a matter of preference. Your approach is equally valid but more CPU intensive.

Peace out,
Jonas

I've revised the template to reflect the Small Reverb routing issue. I also made the miniscule correction of setting the output on the flanger all the way up and I changed the tempo delay settings for slightly longer rythmic values (1/2 and 3/4 to be exact).

Now I'm just waiting to hear some music from all of you

Thanks, Jonas. This is very generous of you.

Thanks! This looks really nice.

many thanks!

Jonas, very nice from you!

martin

Thanks Jonas,

It helps me understand mixing again alil better.

So thanks again.

Bump!....ouch! :-)