six
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Maybe a stupid question: but what do I have to do to make a track as a whole go thru an aux channel? I always get the impression, that a part of the signal still comes out dry.
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ME
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Six;
If you want just a wet mix only, then turn down the track fader to -inf. A dry signal is mixed with the wet signal from the aux normaly. The cool thing with the way N-Track is set up is that you can also use the aux's as sub groups if you turn down the tracks vol faders and use the aux faders instead. There is 32 aux possible in a N-Track mix so go ahead and use the crap out of 'em if you feel like it!
Later; http://revradio.cjb.net
If you want just a wet mix only, then turn down the track fader to -inf. A dry signal is mixed with the wet signal from the aux normaly. The cool thing with the way N-Track is set up is that you can also use the aux's as sub groups if you turn down the tracks vol faders and use the aux faders instead. There is 32 aux possible in a N-Track mix so go ahead and use the crap out of 'em if you feel like it!
Later; http://revradio.cjb.net
