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Owner’s Manual

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Introduction

Here are a few basics about signal ﬂow in the mixer. This

section can be skipped if you feel conﬁdent enough about the

topic, or have a basic understanding of mixers.

There are two ways to deal with effects – with an Insert or with

a Bus (this can also be called an Auxilliary Return).

Direct Insertion of Effects

A signal is fully processed when effects are inserted in the

signal path. This means that 100% of the signal ﬂows through

the effect. This is practical for equalizers or dynamic effects

(like compressors). This is also true for pan knobs and volume

faders: they is only useful if the entire signal can ﬂow through

the effect.

Bus Effects

With this technique, a portion of the signal is sent to an

Auxilliary Return. This is especially useful when working with

Reverbs, Delays, and other time based effects, because you

have control over the balance of “wet” (effected) and “dry”

(non effected) signal.

In Adat Edit, the effects are inserted on the Bus objects. The

Bus Send knobs for each channel control how much of the

track’s signal is sent to the effects. The signal sent is processed

Effect

Ch2Ch1

Bus1

Sends

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