Let’s say I have a vocalist that wants to record a track and hear effects while recording.
I have forgotten how to do that. I think the following is how to do it:
On the track:
1) Click the Echo Input to “On.”
2) Add the plugin(s) to the effects bin
3) Choose the correct input on your interface
4) Choose an output (such as ‘Vocal Bus’ or even ‘Master.”
Then hit record and the vocalist will hear the effects but they will not really be on the track (non-destructive).
I really was not sure about number 4 just because if you have an input and output assigned it creates latency. I assume clicking the Echo Input button stops that latency.
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Al Robbins
Let’s say I have a vocalist that wants to record a track and hear effects while recording.
I have forgotten how to do that. I think the following is how to do it:
On the track:
1) Click the Echo Input to “On.”
2) Add the plugin(s) to the effects bin
3) Choose the correct input on your interface
4) Choose an output (such as ‘Vocal Bus’ or even ‘Master.”
Then hit record and the vocalist will hear the effects but they will not really be on the track (non-destructive).
I really was not sure about number 4 just because if you have an input and output assigned it creates latency. I assume clicking the Echo Input button stops that latency.
Did I get it right?
Thanks,
Al
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