Routing FX using the StudioLive
This is one of our most popular questions we get in tech support. I explain how to assign and route fx on the StudioLive 16.4.2.
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posted by ricknaqvi at 10:23 AM
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10 Comments:
Works a treat Brandon - thanks! This is some great stuff guys. Appreciate the tips!
Just a simple idea.... In the Page 4:Aux Assign, it would be nice for me to be able to choose a return volume level (a number from 0 to 9) instead of the current down arrow (or maybe being able to choose both).
The FX turns up mono on the sub(s)
Branson is it likely that we'll get to be able to monitor the Input A&B Returns; If we wanted to use our external FX units for Example?
What is the best way to get stereo return, with volume control??
Looked at the block diagram and it looks like the mute on the FX sends are before the processor, but the pots are after, and the processor returns to the 2 mix in stereo, and the gain pot is the actual output control of the processor. That being said, it doesn't look like the subgroups are pannable and usueable as stereo subgroups. Is that true??
Got this response from tech Support (very quick response, great tech support!!!!)
Each sub is mono until you link them to another sub. you can recall a stereo internal effect and return that effect to a pair of subs. when doing this I would link subs 1-2, or 3-4 then set up the effect you want and send that effect to the sub, or main out.
Can effects be routed through the aux? I am using the aux sends for headphone mixes in the studio and I would like to add a little reverb. Any ideas?
I considered a hardwired solution. Assign to an aux and burn a channel. Is there a routing solution?
Unless I am missing something, Ideally I would like my monitors to not be effected by my FOH controls and with the effects set in post as you show, the singer is going to hear the effects increase and decrease in his mix depending on movement of his main fader. Ideally I want the effect send to Aux to be pre and the effects sent to the subs to be post. Thoughts? Keith
I appears on page 4 of FX menu to assign Aux! Please help! maxsonsonido@hotmail.com
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