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01-28-2005, 04:10 PM
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Re: stereo or mono reverb for drums? whats the norm?
Aah... Go to I/O Setup and create both mono and stereo busses and name all your mono busses (in the Bus tab) "Bus 1", "Bus 2", etc. (or load in the default I/O setup).
Make sure you're assigning a "Send" and not changing the track's Output assignment. Read my post on Sends and Returns on how to create a Send Fader. Rail
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