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However works best for you. Normalling connections that are almost always in use certainly saves cable...
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11-19-2005
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What are you normalling it to?
If you are just talking about the in and out of the reverb, you want to leave that open. If you are talking about bringing the aux send to the patchbay and normalling it to the input of the reverb, that is cool.
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