electrisizer
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ruffrecords said:electrisizer said:hey ian,
thanks for answer
1. i never use post fader aux. dont see any sense as my dry signal is controlled by the fader and the AUX/wet signal by the AUX Pot. but i could live with both, but dont need a SW to select.
So,when using reverb for example, if you fade a track, only the dry level changes and the wet stays the same or do you operate the fader and aux pot together? What happens if you fade to zero you are left with just wet.?
hmmm ian how about designing a "poor mans API 1608" i imagine there would be ALOT of interest out there. some things already exist like summing section or bus section via jeffs classic api stuff.... THAT WOULD BE REALLY GREAT
cheers nico
Now there's an interesting idea. It might just happen but if it is semiconductor based it won't be designed by me. Watch this space
Cheers
Ian
yes i use fader for dry level and aux pot for wet level. most of time i leave the wet level at same position if changing dry level. my wet level (reverb) has to be a fitting fixed space in the mix no matter if theres a hot or small dry signal. for sure if i mute the dry level signal i have the wet level still triggering