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<blockquote data-quote="Nick Simon" data-source="post: 81844" data-attributes="member: 3047">another way to do effectsWe ran into another interesting way to apply effects the other day.&nbsp; For instance, we have the effects &quot;Mains&quot; on DCAs,&nbsp; The sends and returns are in the usual places on bus 13-16.&nbsp; If you like to run different levels of the same effects on each vocalist, (i.e. more reverb on background, etc.) instead of having to drill down to the returns to adjust, set the DCAs to unity, leave returns down. Select channel and use the encoders 13-16 to adjust the effects levels from the same layer for each vocalist / channel.&nbsp; You can see the levels on the right side of the screen in a bar (we also do our monitors this way in bus1-10)&nbsp; I&#039;m finding out that there usually is about four different ways to do anything on this board...Some of you probably already know this, but as a newbie, it was an ah-ha! for me, anyway...:razz:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nick Simon, post: 81844, member: 3047"] another way to do effects We ran into another interesting way to apply effects the other day. For instance, we have the effects "Mains" on DCAs, The sends and returns are in the usual places on bus 13-16. If you like to run different levels of the same effects on each vocalist, (i.e. more reverb on background, etc.) instead of having to drill down to the returns to adjust, set the DCAs to unity, leave returns down. Select channel and use the encoders 13-16 to adjust the effects levels from the same layer for each vocalist / channel. You can see the levels on the right side of the screen in a bar (we also do our monitors this way in bus1-10) I'm finding out that there usually is about four different ways to do anything on this board... Some of you probably already know this, but as a newbie, it was an ah-ha! for me, anyway...:razz: [/QUOTE]

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