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I'm waiting for metalhead to come in here and say "I told you so!!", (albeit in his respectful manner, but still...... :D :D)

Nope, it'll usually come right after the preamp.

If you scroll down it does. The tail end of that thread, just like he mentioned.

Did SX2 have an audition bus? Cause in SX3 you would just change the audition bus to output to a different output.

Just restore it, resize it so that it is just about as big as it would be when it would be maximized, and don't even maximize it. Then it won't change at all.

It should be blue inbetween the markers, not red. That means you have the left and right markers switched around. I have done this billions of times. :D

Okay, this should clear it up. It all depends on whether you are panning on the audio track or the FX track. If you pan the audio track, then you will pan the audio (the guitar, for example). If you pan the FX track, you will pan the reverb signal. You choose between them by just selecting...

Sorry about that man, I just couldn't resist. :D :D

Just use the one click method (i.e. - plug in an unbalanced cable to the first "click"), then you can get the direct out without interrupting the signal to the rest of the mixer.

I think I may have misled you. The pan control does the same thing whether it is in the inspector, or in the other, more detailed view; its just whether you are using the panning on the audio track, or whether it is the FX track. Anyway, sounds like you got it working. Lemme know if I can...

No, no and no. I've tried, and it sounded like crap. :D

When I say FX channel, I don't mean the channel that has your track recorded on it, it is a seperate channel where the signals from the aux sends that are assigned to that reverb go. (Sorry, that was probably confusing.) Pics to follow. Pic #1 is the FX channel. You need to open up the FX...

Just set up your reverb as a send effect, then go to the FX channel and adjust the pan there, not on the plugin. This way, you can use any 'verb you want to. :D

No way, man!! The TubePre is simply incompatible with AMD processors. It will blow up!!!!

Think nothing more of it. Sorry if I came off like a dick. :o

Yes, the TS cables will work, but if I were you, I would just get balanced cables. It will help cut down on noise. At least it did in my situation.

link You could have gotten twice as many mic stands for the price that you paid, and I'd be willing to bet they they are both of similar quality: crappy. :D

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Huh? It's like this:

Can the headphone amp take a mono input, or are you stuck with stereo? If it can, then you could probably get away with just using an unbalanced cable from the multi-outs to the inputs on the headphone amp.