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Am Mittwoch, 10. September 2008 schrieb Cassiel:<br>
> In ardour:<br>
<div class="Ih2E3d">> put reverb/delay/flanger/phaser on a separate bus and route signal flow<br>
> with a send from your track to the fx bus, NEVER put those fxs on inserts,<br>
> otherwise you will lose the dry signal... not good at all<br>
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</div>Not exactly right. You will certainly want to apply the same acoustics to<br>
several tracks to get a good composition of the space. But it is also<br>
possible to have a delay in one track only for that track. And most<br>
(room-)effects provide a wet-dry-control so you have the original signal too.</blockquote><div><br>Yes, that's certainly true but when dealing with fx chains >2 .. dealing with dry/wet balance could be a pain in the ass.<br>
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After all, one rule applies: If it sounds right, its right!</blockquote><div><br> For sure<br><br>r<br></div></div></div>