First one's free, little girl...

Heard good things about this years ago, anxious to try it in Sonar 6.

Cheers, Mate!!

Daddy?!

Hey jsaras!

First I would like to thank you for providing us with a free mixing template, this is awesome of you. I have a question though, so far I understand everything you did in the template except for the "Mix Right Bus", "Mix Left Bus" and the "Sub Bus"...what's their function? if you don't mind explaining that is . Thank you.

This may sound a bit like techno double talk...but it's not; Basically its function is to take a stereo signal and convert it to "dual mono". At the end of the day the mix will sound a touch wider/deeper.

Some compressor plugins, like the UAD Fairchild and PSP MasterComp, have an "unlink" feature that will get you to the same place without the cryptic signal routing.

Many thanks...

Wishing good health to you and yours.

Mick

thank you

but

None of this is revolutionary, but it's nice to make the most out of what you have.

the most? with your template alone?

you almost got me

Thanks for the response jsaras. So that explains the reason why you have separate L+R mix buses, but I still don't understand the need of a sub-bus. Can you elaborate on this? I'm sorry if you've already answered all these questions. If you have, please send me the link where you explain everything about your template and I will be more than glad to read it. Thanks again.

The sub-bus is what is splitting the original stereo signal into two independent mono signals...which are then routed to the Mix L and MixR buses. These are then recombined/routed to the master bus.

ooooohhh, aaaaaahhhh . "I see, I see" said the blind man. Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving!

This thread deserves the occassional bumpification.

Awesome! Can't wait to try it out.

Thanks so much, Jonas!

Craig