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Grammy broadcast audio quality [message #79960]

Mon, 12 February 2007 14:39

tonehouse

Messages: 184
Registered: July 2006

Senior Member

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>Hi
I wrongly posted this on the sale forum...

I would like to post here how great chainer goes with senderella especially
regarding the aux bus returns.
You can save on audio tracks by using only two audio tracks for your stereo
senderella returns with ,in my example , 4 stereo busses (you can use more
!)
Chainer has these vst pages one over the other or on after the other.
So you can return senderella 1&2 on

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Re: Grammy broadcast audio quality [message #79962 is a reply to message #79960]

Mon, 12 February 2007 16:38

Ted Gerber

Messages: 705
Registered: January 2009

Senior Member

t;Regards,
>>>>>>Dimitrios
>>>>>
>>>>>Dimitrios,
>>>>>I have been following this closely. I still use Paris during mixing
primarily
>>>>>as a mix only bus, but between FaderWorks and Senderella, I may have
>to
>>>>reconsider
>>>>>Paris as a primary mix DAW.
>>>>>I will be out of state for the next two weeks, but when I get back I
>will
>>>>>jump in and help with some tests.
>>>>>Gene
>>>>>
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