Sep 07, 2011 09:46 am You need to route the output of "pitching" track to an independent loop. The output of the "catching" track goes to the monitoring chain.
Signal routing help
Posted on Sep 07, 2011 06:40 am
strings25
Member Since: Sep 07, 2011
Hi folks.
Just need some help with my signal routing! I'm running Pro tools with a M-Audio NRV10 soundcard then have a few bits of outboard (eq, comp etc.)
How can I audition the outboard gear and record it back in to PT?
Do I need a signal splitter/router?
I was thinking
DAW --> NRV --> eq --> compressor ---> NRV ----> DAW
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Monitors
But I can't seem to be able to monitor the signals and record them without re patching stuff
I'm probably just being dumb!
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Sep 07, 2011 09:46 am You need to route the output of "pitching" track to an independent loop. The output of the "catching" track goes to the monitoring chain.
Sep 07, 2011 10:37 am Thanks Massive master!
So maybe send the audio via an auxillary that won't get heard through the monitors then the signal coming back in (after the outboard) is the one that gets sent to the monitors?
Think I'm getting there!
Also any experts out there care to show their signal routing and mastering flow?
Thanks again guys
Sep 07, 2011 04:55 pm Quote:
So maybe send the audio via an auxillary that won't get heard through the monitors then the signal coming back in (after the outboard) is the one that gets sent to the monitors?
I'm not sure what sort of I/O is on your interface -- But basically what you need to do is send the output to the chain out of some sort of DA output, then through the chain, into an AD input on the "catching" channel. THAT channel goes to the main outputs, feeding the monitoring DA.
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