By astral_Signal
Sat Sep 07, 2024 7:40 am
HI all,
Just in the middle of dumping a project into Pro Tools and I have noticed that when multi-track recording with the individual outputs (6x analogue), the return inputs have bypassed their associated program processing. Is there a way to keep the program processing and still maintain the individual output routing? And if not, what workaround would you recommend? I'm assuming that because the individual pads are routed out of the program, any program processing would not have any effect. Individual pad insert processing can still be heard.
If anyone's curious this is a drum program with 8 individual samples, including layers. Only this program needs specific pads to be routed individually, all other programs can be routed out directly.
Just in the middle of dumping a project into Pro Tools and I have noticed that when multi-track recording with the individual outputs (6x analogue), the return inputs have bypassed their associated program processing. Is there a way to keep the program processing and still maintain the individual output routing? And if not, what workaround would you recommend? I'm assuming that because the individual pads are routed out of the program, any program processing would not have any effect. Individual pad insert processing can still be heard.
If anyone's curious this is a drum program with 8 individual samples, including layers. Only this program needs specific pads to be routed individually, all other programs can be routed out directly.
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