Hi, I am trying tracktion, and was wondering how to set up an effect send on an audio track. I know how to place inline fx to a track, but not how to setup an effect sends. Looked in the docs too.
Thanks for an anwser.
About effects sends on audio tracks...
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- KVRian
- 1214 posts since 2 Jun, 2004 from Québec, CANADA
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- KVRian
- 699 posts since 21 Nov, 2000 from somewhere over the rainbow
Tracktion itself doesn't support Sends (in the narrow sense).
You could do a Send-envirnoment using racks, or (simpler) you can try that fabulous "Senderella"
Look here:
http://www.kvr-vst.com/index.php?s=main#news2685
HTH
J.
You could do a Send-envirnoment using racks, or (simpler) you can try that fabulous "Senderella"
Look here:
http://www.kvr-vst.com/index.php?s=main#news2685
HTH
J.
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- KVRist
- 153 posts since 10 May, 2004 from Maidstone, England
Depends upon the delay of the effect you're planning to use.
Example
If you're using SIR, then using senderella won't compensate for the fixed delay that SIR imposes (203 milliseconds of the top of my head)
You effectively end up with a 203ms pre-delay on your reverb (which may or may not be ok with your musical style)
Of course for "zero" delay effects, Senderella is IMHO the most eloquent solution (hats off to ModuLR - especially for the new "simple" version).
The alternative is (as previously mentioned) to wrap your filter in a rack and dump a copy of said rack on each track. It looks like you're running more than one copy of the effect but you're not so there's no impact on CPU usage.
You control the "send" level with the wet/dry controls within each rack instance.
Hope this helps
Lol
Example
If you're using SIR, then using senderella won't compensate for the fixed delay that SIR imposes (203 milliseconds of the top of my head)
You effectively end up with a 203ms pre-delay on your reverb (which may or may not be ok with your musical style)
Of course for "zero" delay effects, Senderella is IMHO the most eloquent solution (hats off to ModuLR - especially for the new "simple" version).
The alternative is (as previously mentioned) to wrap your filter in a rack and dump a copy of said rack on each track. It looks like you're running more than one copy of the effect but you're not so there's no impact on CPU usage.
You control the "send" level with the wet/dry controls within each rack instance.
Hope this helps
Lol
I draw the line at power tools for the under 5's.
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- KVRAF
- 1600 posts since 1 Apr, 2003 from Seattle, WA