Hello everyone,
A fresh episode of Audio Alchemy with Cal Lycus is here, and it’s all about transforming your mixes! Cal dives into the world of auxiliary sends—tools that let you send parts of your audio to effects like reverb or EQ, adding depth without altering the original track. Using the track multitude by anodyne , he breaks down auxiliary sends, returns, and buses, showing how they can make your mixes more cohesive and dynamic. With hands-on examples and practical tips, Cal guides you step-by-step through techniques to create richer, more professional soundscapes. Don’t miss out—watch now and elevate your mixing game!
More Tutorials by Cal Lycus and naswalt here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuZhzj4PboMkL07sYEl6qrGwxamAuA24t
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Nice and professional video! It's great to have these.
About 6:00 you can select the cue tool (3rd on the left) and hover over the cable. It can quickly be activated with 3 on the keyboard (and back to normal with 1).
You can also right click on a cable and select "Cue Audio Source" to solo it without hovering.
6:55 well lol I didn't know that at all. I always want "Pre" then
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yo thanks for using my track, again!
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ive dabbled in this a bit, but i didn't know the best tricks for these. Nice vid!
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Yes!!! So very helpful, thank you!!!
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AMEN, Cal it's so good to see you back at this!
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I love using aux sends, it's way easier than making duplicates of effects pedals. Glad to see y'all sharing this stuff!
