Hi,
I was just playing with the Masterverb plug demo, and I think the quality is at least as good if not better than my cheapie TC reverb unit...so for instance, if I wanted to 'verb a vocal in pro tools...
I have had no problem using a uniwire EFX plug instantiated on the vocal track in PT, sending the dry audio to track 1 in receptor that has Masterverb instantiated..and getting a nice, reverbed vocal back on the same track...however, is there a way to return only the reverb to a DIFFERENT ttrack in Pro Tools, so I can automate the reverb level in pro tools? Basically I would like to set up a send/return using uniwire, much like I do using my outboard unit. So far, I haven't figured out how to return the effected audio from the receptor back to a differnt (aux or audio) track in PT. Is this possible?
Thanks for any help you can give!
Matt
PS Im waiting on getting the beta of the vst-rtas wrapper version 2.0.1 from FxPansion...when I get it up and running, Ill report back about the latency issue that I was having earlier.
Returning effects from Receptor to separate DAW Track
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- KVRist
- 91 posts since 29 Apr, 2005 from Fort Lauderdale, FL
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- KVRist
- 44 posts since 17 Aug, 2005
Matt, add a stereo aux track in Pro Tools. Set its input to bus 1-2. Set its output to your mix L-R. Instantiate Uniwire on the aux track and connect to Receptor Masterverb. Back on your vocal track, use a send to send some vocal to bus 1-2. That will get routed to the aux, to the Receptor and back out to the L-R bus. You'll be able to use the reverb on any channel you want just by sending to bus 1-2.
By the way, this isn't specific to Receptor. Stick any effect you want on the aux and you can send signal from other channels to it.
Make sense?
Jason
www.chromasound.net
By the way, this isn't specific to Receptor. Stick any effect you want on the aux and you can send signal from other channels to it.
Make sense?
Jason
www.chromasound.net
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 91 posts since 29 Apr, 2005 from Fort Lauderdale, FL
Jason!
I haven't gotten to try it...but of course it makes sense! duh. I should also to set the Masterverb to 100% wet, so that only reverbed signal comes back on the aux track, right? I don't want any dry signal except for what i mix in from the original track.
Thanks for the help, Jason. I hope I can return the favor one day!
-Matt
I haven't gotten to try it...but of course it makes sense! duh. I should also to set the Masterverb to 100% wet, so that only reverbed signal comes back on the aux track, right? I don't want any dry signal except for what i mix in from the original track.
Thanks for the help, Jason. I hope I can return the favor one day!
-Matt