An aux send, or auxiliary send, is a feature found on many mixing consoles that allows the engineer to send a portion of the audio from any channel to a separate bus, or submix. This bus can then be routed to a separate output, such as a subwoofer, for additional processing or amplification.
Using an aux send to route audio to a subwoofer allows the sound engineer to tailor the amount of low end that is added to the overall sound, and to adjust the subwoofer level separately from the main speakers.
It also gives the engineer more control over the sound and the subwoofer can be adjusted depending on the room and the audience. Additionally, it also allows for better control of the low end, which is important.
8 июл 2024