hello, On Mar 1, 2004, at 9:18 AM, tfrangoullides wrote: >> You're right, it doesn't. But can't you set up a Ping Pong using > only one >> Stereo Delay plug-in on a track or a bus? >> > Per, > > I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but if you mean a regular stereo > delay then no. I am trying to progressivly eq the sound so it gets > thinner with each repeat as well have the delay bounce left-right. glad to disagree, it does work, i do it all the time, it's one of my favorites setups, oftentimes i do include compressors, eq's, pitch changers, etc. the deal is you have to pan both busses to the center, and, disable the outputs of the busses. although there's something about it, it get's some sort of ugly distortion that you don't get, with the same set up if you use a tdm system. so just center-pan your busses, if the objects do not exist then create them, and pan them to the center, and disable the outputs. then your aux objects shoud have as input the busses: bus 1: output: none, panned to the center, yes, i know it makes no sense but works. bus 2: output: none, panned to the center, yes, i know it makes no sense but works. aux1: input: bus1, send to bus 2. output: your choice (1 and 2 or l+r) aux2: input: bus2, sned to bus 1. output: your choice (1 and 2 or l+r) i did report this behavior to emagic, about 2 years ago, but it's remained the same. regards vico vico@... sonido mambo atletas 2 edificio luis buñuel c307 estudios churubusco azteca col. country club mexico d.f. 04220 tel mex 5255 5549 7869, 5255 5549 3060 x 208