Need help, don't know what the dif is.

[Loren Littlejohn]

What is the difference between inert effects in Cubase and send effects in Cubase other than you can get away with using less CPU. I also am aware that you can eq the plug with send and also controll how much is added much like an aux bus on a hardware mixing board.

But what is the difference in the way the signal is processed?

 

[chadsxe]

If these terms are standard then a send will "send" a track to a buss in which you can have multiple tracks running off the same effect.

 

[AStacy2]

Send's are usually used for reverb or something like that. An exmaple would be a drumkit. If you wanted to run all the pieces of your drumkit through the same reverb you could set up a send that goes to a bus with reverb on it instead of inserting the effect on every single track.

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

Sorry I didn't clarify:

I know there use, I was just wondering what the difference in signal chain is.

Seems like a send would be: track-send buss-masterbus right?

What would insert be? Just track with applied effect to master bus?

this is what I don't get.

Sorry for not being clear

 

[chadsxe]

Sorry I didn't clarify:

I know there use, I was just wondering what the difference in signal chain is.

Seems like a send would be: track-send buss-masterbus right?

What would insert be? Just track with applied effect to master bus?

this is what I don't get.

Sorry for not being clear

Yes...except for you don't "have" to have things go to a master-bus

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

ok