Steinberg NUENDO 2, Руководство пользователя

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2. In Nuendo, you should route mono channels (in pairs) to the same Out-
put Bus, and pan them fully left/right. In other words, if you have six
mono Tracks, these should be routed to three separate Output Buses.
This panning is only done to separate the channels, by directing them to separate
sides of one stereo Output Bus. The actual panning for the stereo mix is done in the
DSP Factory Input Console window.
3. In the Input Console window, make sure that DS channels 1 to 16
have the “VST” input option selected.
Now the sixteen audio channels from Nuendo will appear on DS channel 1 to 16.
4. Activate the stereo link for DS channels 17 and 18, and use the Input
pop-up menu to select the analog inputs (A In L/R) for these channels.
The sound of the MIDI instrument is now routed to these channels.
5. Activate the stereo link for DS channels 19 and 20, and use the Input
pop-up menu to select the inputs “IOA1-3/4” for these channels.
These channels will now serve as effect returns for the external effect.
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Make sure that Aux Send 4 is deactivated for channels 19 and 20, to
avoid feedback!
6. Open the Routing window and make sure the signals are routed in the
following way:
7. Check that your audio channels play back as desired and adjust EQ/
Dynamics if necessary.
8. Make sure the input signals from the MIDI Instrument are as loud as
possible (without clipping), to avoid unnecessary noise.
9. Set up the effect sends for the desired DS channels.
Aux Send 4 is routed to the external effect and Aux Sends 5 and 6 are routed to the
on-board FX units. Again, make sure that Aux Send 4 is deactivated for channels 19
and 20 to avoid feedback!
Output Bus/Aux Send Pair Comment
IOA3/4 Aux 3/4 External effect send (only output 4 is used).
Analog Stereo Monitoring.
S/P DIF Stereo Two track recorder.