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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 99951" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: FX rack first 4 effects routing QuestionWhen they are set to insert, they are available to be used as inserts on channels instead of their usual sidechain send-return operation&nbsp;Yes and no, you can select them as source in the Home-config tab, but it won&#039;t be instead of the fx return. You can just disengage the routing from the fx return to main (main tab) if you want to run it exclusively through the aux. You might not want to use the aux though, because the aux only has eq. Use channels for the full processing, just mute the send to the effect you are tapping so you don&#039;t accidentally create a loop.</blockquote>- what is the difference in the Channel strip EQ between Veq and Peq?[/QUOTE]The shape for one, the Veq is wider at the same Q setting. Can&#039;t remember if there are any phase-differences between the two.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 99951, member: 1285"] Re: FX rack first 4 effects routing Question When they are set to insert, they are available to be used as inserts on channels instead of their usual sidechain send-return operation Yes and no, you can select them as source in the Home-config tab, but it won't be instead of the fx return. You can just disengage the routing from the fx return to main (main tab) if you want to run it exclusively through the aux. You might not want to use the aux though, because the aux only has eq. Use channels for the full processing, just mute the send to the effect you are tapping so you don't accidentally create a loop. [/QUOTE]- what is the difference in the Channel strip EQ between Veq and Peq?[/QUOTE] The shape for one, the Veq is wider at the same Q setting. Can't remember if there are any phase-differences between the two. [/QUOTE]

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