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Why You Should Be Using Sends & Returns!
by Oracle Blog
Why You Should Be Using Sends & Returns!
This week’s tutorial breaks down why send & returns are important to use in your mix.
Send & returns are ideal to use when it comes to things like reverbs, delays, & parallel processing, but why would we want to use those as send & returns rather than a direct insert? There are a few reasons why & it has to do with your CPU, being efficient within your session, & how it affects the overall outcome of the sound you’re working with. In this video we show you when to use send & returns, how to use them, & why this is the method professional engineers use everywhere.
Follow along as professional engineer Realistic explains why you should be using send & returns!
The loop used in today’s tutorial can be found here
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ERIC MICHAEL
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Realistic is a Music Producer and Engineer located in the Twin Cities. He has been producing music for Hip-Hop & Pop music since 2004. In 2017 he graduated with an AAS in Music Production & Engineering. Real is the chief mixing engineer for SoundOracle.net where mixes all loops & sounds on the site & also provides mixing & mastering services on the site to artists & producers.
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