TelePaul
J to the R O C
I know I should be able to do this by now but could someone explain to me how to set up a reverb fx channel and how to route other tracks through it in Cubase SE3?
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
pikingrin
what is this?
I'm using SL but it should be about the same...
All you gotta do is add an FX track, I always make my reverb tracks stereo (if it makes any difference), and set it up with a reverb. Then, once you click on the track, go down to "sends" and select the reverb track, arm it and go from there.
Hope that helped a little...
All you gotta do is add an FX track, I always make my reverb tracks stereo (if it makes any difference), and set it up with a reverb. Then, once you click on the track, go down to "sends" and select the reverb track, arm it and go from there.
Hope that helped a little...
amra
Well-known member
to be a little more specific:
- Add an FX track
- Choose a reverb
- make sure it is set to 100% wet (this is important)
- on the right hand side of your chanel strip, choose your FX track as a send (it will show up as whatever you named the FX track, or whatever the name of your first plugin by default)
- slide the little slider to send however much of that track to go the FX send.
- Add an FX track
- Choose a reverb
- make sure it is set to 100% wet (this is important)
- on the right hand side of your chanel strip, choose your FX track as a send (it will show up as whatever you named the FX track, or whatever the name of your first plugin by default)
- slide the little slider to send however much of that track to go the FX send.