Stereo aux return how to#
Stereo aux return driver#

So definitely for bigger multi-track stuff individual modules on a per voice basis seems to be the most sensible until it’s feasible to have, say, and this would be a dream come true: enough channels to stereo out a whole Mix Master + 4 Aux Tracks/Groups.

Stereo aux return driver#

Otherwise just keeping separate voices/patches in separate instances of VCV is probably the most functional as the issue isn’t in the MixMaster at all but rather my intended use and Rack’s driver integration into the DAW, which admittedly in any capacity is already an amazing thing! I’m also a little newer to Ableton, coming from Reaper so I felt stubbornly locked into to one “Master” instance of Rack to track out everything, using MM as the routing brain. I recognize that the optimal multitrack out would be individual wet outputs for Sends A-D, or however many are used, aside the individual direct outs, but then available outputs becomes the issue which can be mostly remedied by 's group bus idea. Then youll get both the music and the sound of you playing guitar. I was trying to monitor the FX out baked into my one stereo channel as I was only using 1 voice and didn’t have any outputs set to other tracks in Ableton at the time and this was just a very roundabout way of doing that just to monitor my effects on the same channel as the voice. Youll need to connect the USB and run the audio through that as your soundcard. while also having the ability to custom mix them ie: Granular Clouds return on Channel 6, Flanger on 8, Reverb on 3 or really any configuration and be fluid so then the appropriate effect returns would fade in and out with the track + save you the space on your output module to fit up to 8 voices. The Mixer stack idea is basically to be able to monitor back a custom mix of the aux returns on a track by track basis ie: All reverbs tied to voice 1 & All delays tied to voice 2 etc. but this seems far from the optimal solution as it would be a little cpu heavy and messy for a basic multitrack out template. Most Likely the fix would be to take the individual Poly inputs and corresponding aux out to a 4 (and subsequent) channel (2+ stereo) mixer for each channel and then Meld → UnMeld that out to Ableton. I’m contemplating a possible fix with Stoermelder INFIX, but that may not do it either.

Stereo aux return how to#

So I’m trying to Multitrack the 8 Stereo Channels of Mix Master JR out into Ableton through the VCV Audio 16 and I’ve noticed that the direct outs are pre aux with the aux signal coming out of the group/aux poly out, but the issue is that the interface doesn’t have enough channels for me to multitrack record each aux on separate channels.ĭoes anyone have any insight or experience on how to best “merge” The corresponding aux with their channels to multitrack record so that the Auxspander essentially functions as wet/dry/Volume control for the individual effects on each channel going to Ableton? Obviously this can’t be done with Meld, Unmeld, Split, or Merge as They would bypass the poly input.