Question About EFX in AUM with Guitar

Montreal_Music

I tried to think about it but cannot find the answer.

I use my iPad as an effects processor for my guitar. I use AUM.

My simple question: if I put 2 effects on my channel, the guitar signal will be modify by EFX 1 and after this wet signal will be modify by effect 2.

How can I setup things so that EFX 2 will only affect my clean/dry signal and not the signal that has been processed by EFX 1?

It may be usefull with delay. If you only have 1 delay, you can use multiple instances of the app. But by default, the second instance of the delay will process your clean signal modify by EFX1.

Samu

There's nothing stopping you from using the same audio-input on two tracks in AUM.

One track for EFX1 and another for EFX2 and eventually a 3rd bus track to where you send the outputs from EFX1 and EFX2 for control over the level of EFX1 and EFX2.

Or you could set up the EFX tracks separately and use sends from the track with the audio input...

toneman88

@Montreal_Music , I posted a similar question a few months ago and received some very helpful replies. I think the setup which I posted reflects Samu’s second suggestion.

Anyway, I hope this helps you or at least gives you some ideas.
https://forum.audiob.us/post/quote/48450/Discussion_48450

toneman88

Sorry, that doesn’t seem to have linked my original thread …

Montreal_Music

@Samu said:
There's nothing stopping you from using the same audio-input on two tracks in AUM.

One track for EFX1 and another for EFX2 and eventually a 3rd bus track to where you send the outputs from EFX1 and EFX2 for control over the level of EFX1 and EFX2.

Or you could set up the EFX tracks separately and use sends from the track with the audio input...

Thank you!

toneman88

Hopefully this the link I was trying to give you …
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/48450/question-am-i-using-multiple-guitar-cab-irs-correctly-or-is-there-a-better-way#latest

Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

This is where AUM shines, being able to set up multiple fx tracks, multiple sends and returns, modulating the mix between them with lfos, even feeding one through another and then back into itself.

For example, send the clean to reverb before sending it to delay, then using mid-side balance to spread the delay out to the edges of the stereo field, keeping the clean maybe with some saturation in the center.

Or, send some delay into a granulator and feed it back into itself.