Im trying to figure out how to route the output of bus 1 back into itself (with a send knob of course to deal with the feedback) The closest Ive come is seeing that I can set the output of a bus to other buses. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Kris Northern Sound Design / Graphic Design www.phidelity.com

> Im trying to figure out how to route the output of bus 1 back into itself (with a send knob of course to deal with the feedback) > The closest Ive come is seeing that I can set the output of a bus > to other buses. Can anyone point me in the right direction? > > > Kris Northern The "Logic" of the mixer won't allow this. Are you seeking dubwise (irie) echo FX? If so I do this using Logic's own tape delay inserted on a bus. You can automate the plug-in's controls by assigning the bus to an arrange track and setting up track automation view. I like the tape delay loads ... Of course my leap could be way off (in which case I am intrigued as to what u r after). HTH Tony Perretta

At 23:38 Uhr -0800 01.01.2004, Kris Northern wrote: >Im trying to figure out how to route the output of bus 1 back into >itself (with a send knob of course to deal with the feedback) I've just tried setting up an Aux object with bus as input and sending to that same bus. No effect. I think you will actually have to cable the out from your interface to the in and control that somehow (with an input track!). Please be careful with your ears. Also, you may want to insert a cheap mixer in this chain somewhere as that tends to add texture to the feedback. I think this is one of the uses for cheap material: exploit their weaknesses and then drop them like hot potatoes.... ;-) Cheers Hans

> The "Logic" of the mixer won't allow this. Are you seeking dubwise (irie) echo > FX? If so I do this using Logic's own tape delay inserted on a bus. You can > automate the plug-in's controls by assigning the bus to an arrange track and > setting up track automation view. I like the tape delay loads ... > > Of course my leap could be way off (in which case I am intrigued as to what u > r after). Hi Tony, I am interested in dub style effects, however Ive got the dub echo pretty down pat and wanted to experiment with whole chains of plugins... pitchbend reverb flange etc etc I might just try patching an out to an in on my 001... I wonder if its possible to have a limiter set inline to prevent runaway ear damaing feedback loops. thanks for your help

>> The "Logic" of the mixer won't allow this. Now this is strange. Cause this was the first thing i tried when they introduced Auxes *and it worked* back then. Now it doesn't. Bummer. Even the old 'send to another bus and route that back to the first bus' doesn't work anymore. Christian

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Kris Northern" <logic@p...> wrote: > I am interested in dub style effects, however Ive got the dub echo > pretty down pat and wanted to experiment with whole chains of > plugins... pitchbend reverb flange etc etc I might just try patching > an out to an in on my 001... I wonder if its possible to have a > limiter set inline to prevent runaway ear damaing feedback loops. Pitchbend and delay in a feedback chain makes for some VERY cool sounds. If you are still in OS 9 it should be possible with Pluggo, otherwise Pluggo for OS X should be forthcoming. Paul

> At 23:38 Uhr -0800 01.01.2004, Kris Northern wrote: >> Im trying to figure out how to route the output of bus 1 back into >> itself (with a send knob of course to deal with the feedback) > On 04-01-02 11.16, "Hans Hafner" <hanshafner@...> wrote: > I've just tried setting up an Aux object with bus as input and > sending to that same bus. No effect. Is this true? I have to check it out. What a bummer! I'm doing these dub echoes à la the Orb in Ableton Live and it's simply so cool! The essence of dub echoes on a daw is to be able to slap sweep EQ, pitch bend or other effects into the feedback loop. If Logic 6 can't do this it is really bad news. Have to check it out tomorrow... Wasn't that possible with earlier Logic versions? By utilizing Aux objects, that is. -- Best wishes Per Boysen www.boysen.se www.looproom.com

>> I've just tried setting up an Aux object with bus as input and >> sending to that same bus. No effect. >Wasn't that possible with earlier > Logic versions? By utilizing Aux objects, that is. Yesyesyes, i've done it sometime in the past when Aux Objects were implemented and it definitely worked. Christian -- http://uk.geocities.com/christianobermaier/ChristianObermaier.htm