Parallel EQs?

3,714 · Messages: 12.11.2003 Registration:

Here's an ugly diagram explaining it hopefully more clearly. On top is your setup, below is the one i described. gotta goto bed now... soooo sleeeepy :

mr wu · Messages: 863 Registration: 05.23.2002

Here's the image (I JUST realize I can post attachments directly in here, yay)

rhl · Messages: 362 Registration: 04.06.2001

I don't mean t be rude, just showing my ignorance but I can't see what the point of the exercise is. What does it do sound wise that can't be done with one EQ? I use parallel amp sims on separate tracks to good effect so this might be a space saver if it works but I want them panned about 40% either side, but I'm not sure it's not an unnecessary complication. This looks a bit advanced for the noob section to me, but hey what do I know :o

ccb · Messages: 106 Registration: 05.31.2002

Yeah that's what I thought, it's just for example, I do much the same thing but I use folders instead, for example I have all of my drums in a single folder tucked out of the way, which I find quick and easy. I'm not disputing your workflow, I just wondered if I am missing something, I probably am missing some advanced features in the use of channels, but what you are describing seems to be easily enough achieved with folders.

KAMIKADZE · Messages: 225 Registration: 06.04.2002

Or, why not just send your track to two different FX tracks?