Re: Mackie CR-1604 signal routing question clarified

On Sat, 06 Jun 2009 00:25:26 -0400, mark steven brooks
<elaterium@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all, thanks to those who responded to my question about how to send
reverb to the cans and a different effects feed to the tape recorder.
First I should mention that this is not my mixer, I'll be doing this for
a friend on his setup. What he wants to do is to just send the reverb
to the headphones, the mix needs to be dry. So this simplifies it.
What would be the easiest way to do this?

Feed the reverb box from an Aux Send. Return it to a channel. Assign
that channel to just one output bus, route it to his cans. Route the
other output bus to the recorder.

You haven't mentioned what ELSE he needs to hear in cans, and where
it's coming from.
.

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  • Re: Mackie CR-1604 signal routing question clarified
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  • Re: Mackie CR-1604 signal routing question clarified
    ... reverb to the cans and a different effects feed to the tape recorder. ... What he wants to do is to just send the reverb to the headphones, the mix needs to be dry. ... that channel to just one output bus, route it to his cans. ...
    (rec.audio.pro)
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    (rec.audio.pro)