Wow!!! What an awesome console, great effects and an organized method of teaching us! Congratulations on your videos, my brother! God bless you more and more!!! 🙌🏻🙏🏻🔥🔥🔥🎼🎧🎤🎛🎚🇺🇸🇧🇷
Great video again. I am usually using the bus only for feeding into the Mains. I do not have the need to waste additional Aux channels. The only thing I am doing different is that I do not use bus 1-8 for the FX. Just to be able to rout bus in bus (i.e. if IEMs are on the first 8 busses).
A template is something personal to an engineer. It represents years of experiences and theories all piled into one show file. It’s fine to learn from other show files but I hope the file you use on events is one that is personal to you and your workflow. Best of luck!
Very good video brother keep up the great work 👌😉 the only thing I would request (if possible) is a better resolution (4K) because it's a bit blurry and it makes it a tiny bit difficult to see some other things you're showing 😢🙏
Hi Drew, Thank you so much for doing this very informative video. I can't wait to see you do a video on using outboard FX whilst using a DAW. I have tried doing some basic videos myself, but this one thing, I can't can't figure out. Hope you can make a video on this subject to help us home studio/project studio users. Thank you so much again for helping us!
You said that you send your delay bus to your reverb bus. I'm moving from an X32 and in the interest of the learning curve, I've kept my effects on busses 13 - 16. I've got a reverb on bus 13 and the vocal delay on bus 15. With bus 15 selected, when I hit the sends icon at the very bottom left of the wing screen it only gives me the option of sending to and from busses 1-8. Is this by design? I've got all my in ears on busses 1-4, talkback on 5, and my Ableton compy sending to bus 7 & 8.. Should I change all that, and move my effects to the 1-8 busses?
hello, what is the method to have for example, the same drum reverb effect on the main and have it on Bus 1 or 2 ... (bus 1-8 reserved for musicians ear monitor )oh i can do it - thank you