By renegadebliss
Wed Dec 31, 2008 6:55 pm
SMC wrote:
WHY use the onboard FX when every DAW on the market can do it so much better? I'll leave that to Pro Tools via my Waves bundles..........
It's pretty simple... no matter how GOOD Waves is, it just doesn't function without a computer around. I've tried sitting the
retail box on my 4000 but no go. So I've found that outboard FX gear works much better in my studio as it doesn't require a computer
and boots up immediately.
I may have a song beat out before your computer and protools is done launching
But all joking aside, the internal FX can be useful. Though you only get 4 FX busses, you do get 96 separate Send Levels,
one for each pad in a Drum Kit, and you can have Mulitple Drum Kits set up this way.
You can do that with Wave's or external FX but that is a LOT of seperate takes and takes away from the immediacy of
turning from 808Flange+Delay+PitchShiftKit, and jumping to the 909tapeechoeistorionchorusKit. You can have hundreds
of these kits loaded up with different FX setting and switch between them immediately on the fly, and have all 96 drum sounds
FX setttings change at once.
Remember both limits and mistakes can be VERY useful in the creative process.
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