In this video, I demonstrate the following:
1. What are sends, busses, and aux tracks?
2. How to use sends to route time-based effects, like reverb, delay, and modulation.
3. How to add reverb with sends to vocals and other instruments.
4. How to thicken vocals with delay and ensemble effects.
5. What is the difference between post-pan, post-fader, and pre-fader sends?
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Timestamps:
0:00 What are Sends?
0:53 Sponsor Segment
1:35 Assign Buses
3:09 Sends & Aux Tracks
6:59 Reverb, Dry/Wet Signals
9:06 Why use Sends?
13:32 Gated Reverb on Drums
17:01 Too Many Reverbs
19:18 Ensemble Effect
22:12 Slap Delay
27:00 Post Pan vs. Post Fader vs. Pre Fader Sends
31:51 Playthrough Comparison