with unlimited send/return capability, you can do this with any plugin, although not in-track directly unless the particular plugin has it's own wet/dry controls (not all do).Aiynzahev wrote:Does it let you do wet/dry mix with any plug-in like Reaper?
Also wasn't S1 2.5 supposed to give us that?
Process:
1. put plugin of choice on a track by itself, set internal plugin parameters to 100% wet. I normally bury these tracks at the bottom of my track list, as they are truly set-it-and-forget-it kind of tracks for the most part. I don't need to really look at them. I shrink them down to minimum track height.
2. Put a return 'filter' (Tracktion's parlance for plugins) in front of that plugin on that track.
3. On any track where you want to control the amount of this plugin's effect on that particular track's audio stream, you put a corresponding send 'filter'.
As far as I know, there's no limit to these, and the effect track where the return is located, can have as complicated a signal chain as you can imagine - as it can house serial effect chains, tracktion's modular racks, etc.
It's a brilliant, non-mixer way to handle send/return buses.