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Hi All,
Please forgive me for such a simple question but I have recently started mixing completely inside the box and I was wondering about Pre and Post-Fader uses in Cubase 4 or any DAW for that matter. Since the circuitry is completely different from a console, what are the differences between pre-fader insert/send effects and post-fader insert/send effects? And how are these differences useful mixing inside the box? |
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| ^ | Joined: 18 Nov 2008 Member: #193924 Location: Harlem, NY | ||
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Pre-fader and post-fader sends are the same as what you're used to.
Pre-fader and post-fader inserts are as the name suggests. The fader is simply a gain stage after the pre-fader inserts and before the post-fader inserts. -Kim. |
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| ^ | Joined: 28 Jan 2003 Member: #5646 Location: In these very interwebs | ||
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Kim (esoundz) wrote: Pre-fader and post-fader sends are the same as what you're used to. I think what is throwing me off is that I am using Cubase Studio 4 and the channel strip does not have a gain attenuator. Also, the way to engage pre or post is by either using insert/send 1-6 (pre) or 7-8 (post). |
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| ^ | Joined: 18 Nov 2008 Member: #193924 Location: Harlem, NY |
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