Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Hi Dale,

Just reread this...of course, this makes much more sense to use a second (sub) mixer to control the amount and to route fx inbetween...thanks for the suggestion...

Bill

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Dale Kay" <dale@...> wrote:
>
> sorry if this posts twice or more, yahoo likes to ignor my posts a lot
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> I use a sub mixer for that.
> 
> here is my normal route for feed back in
> synth to sub mixer
> sub mixer channel to patch panel
> patch panel to any effect, pedal and so on
> output back to sub mixer
> sub mixer back to synth(s) or to patch panel again to multiple synths
> 
> I have several synths that can feedback in and use it many different ways
> and I do not just use the output from the synth, I might effect it in
> various ways which
> I need to watch the levels ... I often do not just work with one synth but
> several
> and I often record each level (clean, effect one, effect two if in a chain)
> as a separate track too to toy with in the mix
> that is why I have 3 patch panels, I can do that at each stage
> "think modular"
> 
> my end results are more often used with the tracks you hear at the links
> below
> never sure what one might call what I do ... ;-)
> 
> sub mixer I use is a Rolls RM 203, I have 2 of those
> a 24 channel main mixer too, sub channels get tasked around as well
> patch panels are AP , 3 of them, 24 ports each
> effects? hard and soft, even the line 6 gear box DI, nada is not toyed with
> even a mike to a speaker then feed back in ...
> 
> some things that seem to work nice, having a 31 stereo band eq
> or a good parametric, you can really then find the band you want to toy with
> and filter out the rest
> the bbe green screamer, the ADA flanger, the Roland V-wah ... etc ...
> filter queen, killer eq (electrix)
> 
> PEK here and the SE P'08 ...
> 
> latest crazy things, using FM8 with them
> 
> dale
> 
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