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Can't speak to Audacity but Reaper certainly does have plugin latency compensation.
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He said that the former Apple employees who founded the company that would become DigiDesign and Pro Tools had also been recording engineers and designed it, as you say to function as a digital version of a multi track tape machine, and then eventually formatted the PT mixer GUI to approximate a generic large format console
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Most Excellent explanation KevWind. It is not always that easy to describe functions via the written word. You have done well. Thanks to you, I almost have my head wrapped around this concept. I was confused because in the final mix, you are still blending the two signals together either way. But Now I am starting to see that One is Blended side by side aka, Parallel? And the other is blended by Running it through in succession, aka Series? And that is the reason for loss of transients. In series you are running it through it and thus weakening the transients? " A series circuit comprises a path along which the whole current flows through each component..Ah, it is becoming clear now. Quote:
And this supports your Statement about losing transients. Quite fascinating. And now you are actually having me think more on this subject matter as to Why I like some of the reverb on Vocals so much from back in the day. Maybe on Vocals loosing some transients with Plates, may not be such a bad thing? Never would want to loose transients on Acoustic Guitar though...no, no...love my transients. Quote:
Can you tell me what years did the practice of Actual Bussing in consoles come into play? Where it became common practice to buss -Parallel a reverb?I have an old console from the 80's,(that I do not use..just sitting around) It has Pre Send & Returns, and Post Send & Returns for each channel. I suppose it was possible to send out from either the pre or post fader send to another channel Pre fader in for bussing of reverb? Quote:
You have me thinking on this one...as I am hearing an issue in my DAW right now. Probably not related. But my Daw is a very Old Version of Logix ProX.When ( what years) did the DAWS becomes savvy in this area of latency with bussing? |
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The 1980 Tascam Model 3 I bought for my small studio business had inserts plus aux sends on each channel that could be switched pre or post fader. It also had four bus sends and directs as well. It also had a separate reverb return. Nuendo had it from the beginning in 2000. I seem to remember ProTools adding it in 2007? Prosumer followed a few years later. Bob
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