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Is this BM3 line of thinking correct? Bussing question
Trying to wrap my head around the routing capabilities of iOS here. Since BM3 lacks conventional bussing or grouping is this workaround valid?
If I send a track pre-fader to an auxilary track and then put the original track’s fader at 0, is this essentially the same as a bus?
Unfortunately you wouldn’t be able to send the faux-buss to another “buss” because you can’t send an aux track like you can a buss in a desktop DAW. But shouldn’t this system process the audio in series like a buss would do?
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I think those are used as Master busses. Everything can send to them, and it gets processed in parallel and remixed with the non-bussed audio via the aux return level. Usually the master reverb is on this buss.
They are just like FX sends on a traditional mixer, as opposed to insert FX which don’t use busses.
Yes.
Guess maybe I oversplained it a bit.