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Solo wet fx in auria

I don't understand why I can't figure this out...makes me feel very dumb!

I've read the manual, googled, youtubed, messed around in auria for hours and still can not figure out how to solo the wet signal.

richardyot has been able to help others grasp buss vs aux but im struggling to get only the wet audio. Haven't felt this clueless in a long time.

Comments

  • edited March 2019

    Well, Auria Pro has a very particular way of dealing with effect sends and buses, but there are a couple of workarounds for what you are trying to do. I’ll try to explain one of them.

    Let’s assume that you have your audio in track 1.
    You’ll need two additional tracks, track 2 for the dry signal and track 3 for the wet signal.
    -Set the output of track 1 to Bus 1
    -Set the input of track 2 to Bus 1
    -Set the input of track 3 also to Bus 1
    -Load your effect in track 3 channel strip and set the effect mix to 100%
    Now you should be listening the original audio plus the effect. If you solo track 2 you’ll hear the dry signal, and if you solo track 3 you’ll hear the wet signal only.
    Hope this helps.

  • edited March 2019

    Thanks Roldofo. Appreciate ur input. I had tried that but unfortunately that's not how I'm hoping to route audio just to hear the wet. In that case I could just turn the original track to 100% wet.

    I thought it was possible to route audio to a subgroup/bus/aux and send that back to the original track but yet somehow mute the dry. I thought that's what solo safe is for. I've seen this done in other daws, like pro tools and reaper (unless I'm mistaken).

    Thanks

  • edited March 2019

    It's still not what was shooting for but I'm getting closer.

    I loaded ClassicVerb into one of six master channel aux effects and turned the signal to 100% wet. Turn up aux 1 (around -7db) on the track with audio. Disable Solo Safe Mode in settings (mixer tab). Now I can mute the track and hear just the wet, solo to hear dry and turning both solo and mute off u can hear the full signal.

    Edit: I didn't realize that I also enabled 'pre fader' for aux 1, in settings under the mixer tab (along with solo safe mode).

    Makes more sense now why I wasn't getting the results I was looking for. I feel there's another way of going about this that might a tad bit more simplified, but at least this works.

  • @nic_b_nice said:
    It's still not what was shooting for but I'm getting closer.

    I loaded ClassicVerb into one of six master channel aux effects and turned the signal to 100% wet. Turn up aux 1 (around -7db) on the track with audio. Disable Solo Safe Mode in settings (mixer tab). Now I can mute the track and hear just the wet, solo to hear dry and turning both solo and mute off u can hear the full signal.

    Edit: I didn't realize that I also enabled 'pre fader' for aux 1, in settings under the mixer tab (along with solo safe mode).

    Makes more sense now why I wasn't getting the results I was looking for. I feel there's another way of going about this that might a tad bit more simplified, but at least this works.

    Hi, this is the probably the best you can get in Auria Pro. It was very late last night and I just described the simplest method since I didn’t know exactly what you were trying to achieve, but I see that you further investigated it and got it to work.

    I also use this method but I don’t use the Aux FX return in the Master Channel since it’s very limited in what you can do, so I use a regular track and set the input to Aux 1 (or Aux 2, etc). This way you can use the channel strip to eq, compress, etc your effect.

  • Sorry hopefully my initial comment wasn't rude. Thanks again for your input and also regarding using fx in a separate channel instead of the master aux.

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