Pro Tools Send Fader Views

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Summary: Pro Tool is in almost every big studio in the world. Learn how to read send fader views in this free video series.

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RT Ouk RT Ouk is the owner of the The Armory Recording Studios in Newington, Conn. He has been a music producer and audio engineer for over 10 years. Ouk is also the... read more

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Pro Tools Send Fader Views

The next thing I'm going to explain is the send fader views. When you send something to another track it's going to give you a volume that you can send it. So, you can have, there's automation along with it. You could effect the level at which it's being sent. You could also effect when it's sent by muting it. Things like that. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to make a new track. Make an auxiliary track. Make it stereo. Alright? Now, within this auxiliary track I'm going to put a reverb on it, so that you can hear an effect. Alright? I'm going to set the input to my reverb to bus seven/eight and what I'm going to do is I'm going to send a send out to bus seven/eight, so that when I play something it's going to play into this one. But, when I press, when I put, when I created the bus seven/eight it's going to bring up this little, this little fader right here. This fader controls how much of this signal is going to go into this track. So, when I click on this and I press play, nothing is going to happen. When I turn this up, this is going to effect exactly how much is going to go into the auxiliary send. Right now I have it set on zero. So, basically it's going to play and it's going to go play at the full volume into seven and eight. Into the reverb.