It would be very useful if you could send the pure wet signal from an effect to a separate FX channel, i.e. a Reverb effect should be able to send just the reverb signal to FX2 while sending the pure, original signal to FX1. This would allow for further manipulation of the effect output without compromising the original signal. For example, I've always wanted to sidechain the reverb without sidechaining the original signal.
Why not put reverb on FX2 and send FX1 to both master and FX2? If you sidechain in FX2 then dry sound from FX1 remains unchanged.
Try this:
Send your instrument to FX1. Send FX1 to FX2 and FX3, and send FX2 and FX3 to FX4.
Put your reverb on FX2 with the signal set to 100% wet.
Now you have a completely wet signal in FX2 and a completely dry signal in FX3, and you can add effects to them separately on FX2/FX3 or together on FX4.
This is pretty much what @karmux is saying, but this will also let you put effects on the input/dry/output signals in addition to the wet signal.
@SecondFlight @karmux I didn't think of that, good idea! However, it would still be easier to allow the effect to send wet/dry signals to different channels, and it would only use 2 fx channels instead of 4
You can still achieve this with two, SecondFlight's method just adds some
flexibility. The simpler method, as mentioned is:
I use this kind of setup all the time to sidechain my reverb.
Your proposal seems like it might be interesting in other usecases though,
although I can't think of any off the top of my head.
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https://github.com/karmux I didn't think of that, good idea! However, it
would still be easier to allow the effect to send wet/dry signals to
different channels, and it would only use 2 fx channels instead of 4
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I personally don't see enough use cases to merit this kind of extra complexity. If this truly did allow you to do something new that you couldn't do before then I could see the case for it, but as far as I can tell it doesn't.
send the pure wet signal from an effect to a separate FX channel
You can send an instrument to a single channel. You can send a channel to zero, one or more channels . You cannot send an effect. If you want an effect to have a "send" option, you're using the software wrong. This is a workflow issue as @SecondFlight has described unless we're all missing something. Feel free to correct me. :)
In that case, I'll close this issue.
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I personally don't see enough use cases to merit this kind of extra complexity. If this truly did allow you to do something new that you couldn't do before then I could see the case for it, but as far as I can tell it doesn't.