9.4.2
Routing Audio to a Send Effect
Once you have configured a Sound as send effect (see
9.4.1, Setting up a Sound as Send
above), you can send the output of any other Sounds and Groups to that Sound. For this
purpose, each Sound/Group is equipped with an additional two auxiliary outputs available in its
Output Properties.
Hardware
1.
Press the
CONTROL
button to enter the Control mode.
2.
If you want to route a Group’s output to the send effect, press Button 2 to select the
GROUP
tab and press the Group button
A
–
H
corresponding to the desired Group.
3.
If you want to route a Sound’s output to the send effect, press Button 3 to select the
SOUND
tab, press the Group button
A
–
H
of the Group containing that Sound, and press
SELECT
+ the pad of that Sound (or simply press its pad if pads are in Group mode).
4.
Make sure
MODULES
(Button 4) is
deactivated
to show the Properties.
5.
Press Button 8 (
OUT
) to display the Output Properties.
The Output Properties are shown in the displays of your controller (in the example under-
neath we show the Output Properties of a Group).
6.
Turn Knob 5 (
AUX 1 OUTPUT
) or Knob 7 (
AUX 2 OUTPUT
) to assign the corresponding
auxiliary output to the desired send effect. In addition to the usual entries available in
both fields, you will find all the Sounds you have configured as send effects. For each of
them, the entry shows the Group letter followed by the Sound name (in the example un-
derneath we selected the entry
D: REVERB
for the
AUX 1
output).
7.
Use Knob 6 (
AUX 1 LEVEL
) or Knob 8 (
AUX 2 LEVEL
) to adjust the level of the signal
sent to that auxiliary output.
Using Effects
Creating a Send Effect
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