[RWP] Sends/return question.

[Jes]

What's the advantage of pressing the letter I and adding the sends and 
receives like that, versus just going onto the flange track, and 
pressing the applications key plus enter, and adding the sends/receives 
from the little drop down menu? You know, you press those keys and you 
hear, master send, checked, sends sub menu, receives submenu, etc.
So whqat's the advantage of doing the letter I versus the above method?


Original message:
> Hi & Greetings from The Land Down Under

> Just adding on to this...

> Go to the Trak that your Flanger is on
> Press the Letter I , this will bring up your Sends Return Dialog
> Shift plust Tab three Times and you should hear...
> Add New Receive
> Press the Down Arrow and it will go thru all your Traks

> When you get to the Trak with your music on just wait about one second and
> it will add this  to the Dialog

> Now TAB and you will hear Delete "Name of Track"
> TAB again & this will be the amount of signal being Sent to the Flanger...
> Input what you wish
> TAB again, this is the PAN parameter... input what you wish

> Do the same for all the Traks that you wish to have the Flanger on.

> When you have finished just hit ESCAPE to exit the Dialog, all values are
> retained...

> You can also do the same process on your music trak or your vocal traks,
> just hit I to bring up the Send Return Dialog, however this time you will
> need to TAB until you hear Add New Send...

> Exactly the same process as before...

> You can also use the Volume on the Trak that the Flanger is on to adjust the
> overall level

> Or, once having Selected the Flanger track Press Shift plus P to bring up
> all the accessable parameters for the Flanger.

> Kind regards

> David P Shortland
> DragonScore Productions



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daniel Contreras
> Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2014 10:46 AM
> To: Reapers Without Peepers
> Subject: Re: [RWP] Sends/return question.

> Hey man,
> I am not a reaper user at the time, but I do have one suggestion. Usually a
> track within FX on it is the one that receives the signal from the other
> tracks. DFX track processes the signal that is incoming from other tracks,
> therefore it receives the signal. I think, you can adjust the amount of
> signal sent to that FX track dust, adjusting the amount of that effect on
> that specific track if that makes sense. I may be wrong, but I hope I'm
> right LOL.

> Daniel Contreras

>> On Jun 4, 2014, at 4:43 PM, Jes <jessmith at samobile.net> wrote:

>> Hi list,

>> So, I am trying to insert a flange on an empty track, and send it to three
>> other tracks which are all four channels. The first track is a music track
>> and two others are vocals. However when I set the sends/receives, the
>> flange is not heard, even though all four tracks have four channels. What
>> am I doing wrong? I've done reverb stuff using non-reaper reverb plugins
>> and had little trouble.
>> Also, is it possible to have a reverb send going out to multiple tracks,
>> but with different levels of the reverb per track?

>> Thanks.

>> Jes


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