Insert Or Send?

Tekcap · Post by **Tekcap** » Wed Jan 09, 2008 10:07 pm

Stomper you are a champ!

So the send knob would be the volume control for that send?

MINIMALTECHNOHOUSE · Post by **MINIMALTECHNOHOUSE** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:55 pm

haha... yup. and you can use a quick key to show and hide them. thats tight as hell.[/quote]

amen

Jamal · Post by **Jamal** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:57 pm

Tekcap wrote:Stomper you are a champ!

So the send knob would be the volume control for that send?

Sounds good man ,.. you used a real 808?

Or did you rout it from your pc to the mixer end back?

Or is it an smapler

grt jamal

ec50 · Post by **ec50** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:35 pm

sorgenkind wrote:I have the impression that some people doesn't realize that ableton DO NOT limits at two sends.... I read more and more people complaining that live has only 2 sends... that's bollock, you can create how many sends you want

you can add them just like you add midi and audio channels - people need to experiment more - click more buttons - try things - you will discover all of this, if only you try.... be creative

MINIMALTECHNOHOUSE · Post by **MINIMALTECHNOHOUSE** » Wed Mar 12, 2008 9:18 pm

Sends-

delay
distortion
flanger
reverb

Inserts-

compressors
eqs
filters

you get the picture...

Toob · Post by **Toob** » Thu Mar 13, 2008 1:33 am

Stomper wrote:short for drums, a bit longer for everything else and a long one for things i wanna give depth

What is short, longer and long in terms of ms?

chucklechops · Post by **chucklechops** » Thu Mar 13, 2008 9:23 am

There are some uses for compression on sends. It's quite common, for instance, to put a compressor on a send then mix the heavily compressed signal back in with the uncompressed. Works well on drums. There's a name for this technique but I forget what it is.

MINIMALTECHNOHOUSE · Post by **MINIMALTECHNOHOUSE** » Thu Mar 13, 2008 2:17 pm

chucklechops wrote:There are some uses for compression on sends. It's quite common, for instance, to put a compressor on a send then mix the heavily compressed signal back in with the uncompressed. Works well on drums. There's a name for this technique but I forget what it is.

On the mony there kid.....