Master fader on an aux signal flow?
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How will the signal be routed if a master fader track is assigned to an aux? Will it be before the aux? Which means channel to master fader aux to aux? I'd love to use it that way because then I'd get 10 more inserts on my aux without having to send it through another aux. |
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Master fader is assigned to OUTPUT and is always post-fader
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audio track -> master fsder assigned aux1 -> aux1? |
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You do not understand master fader yet. Master fader is assigned to OUTPUT not aux track. Your aux track has output -say- bus98-99 and you assign master fader to output bus98-99
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So.. your aux track has output and whatever comes out of it comes after the aux track as logic should tell you. The unique thing about master faders is the plugins are post-fader which means if you have a limiter there lowering fader means affecting your limiter threshold
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Just set every track's output to a bus, and set the aux input to that bus and its ouput to the physical output. What many are not aware of, that Janne is trying to say, is that a master track is very different in many ways; like you don't even need to have a master fader in your session at all! Your hardware ouputs are there anyway, and available to output to, even without a master fader. You really only need one if you need the inserts (which are post fader) or you want to control the output level. So, drop the master fader, route everything to a aux track (or several in a row), no problem. |
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Guys, there IS a master fader for EVERY OUTPUT, whether you have set it visible or not.
Just convenient you do not have to keep all of them visible but the mixer has a master fader for every output. Ensbling it does not consume any cpu, fader movement does not consume any cpu, it just gives you extra POST-FADER plugin slots. Buss or physical output, does not matter. Every output has a master fader. Learn to use them |
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