Easy Mixing Console Setup

Jordi Moragues
263 Aug 14, 20 Other
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Here's a simple way to achieve a setup similar to a large studio mixing console. The output of each 8 channel "MixGroup" Centroid is connected to an input of the 4 channel "MainMix" Centroid in the centre. This setup has several advantages over a single big Centroid: 
 • You can connect similar sound sources (drums, bass, synths, vocals, etc.) to each MixGroup Centroid to organise your mix and deal with large projects easily. 
 • Each MixGroup Centroid has its own pair of Aux send/return connections, allowing you to apply different aux effect chains to each group. 
 • You can in turn process your main mix with the two master aux effect chains of the MainMix Centroid. 
 • Each group can be processed (EQ, pan, level), muted or soloed as a unit on the corresponding channel strip of the MainMix Centroid. 
 Photo by Rebecca Wilson - originally posted to Flickr as Vicariously, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=11992757

         
Dec 12, 20

how did u cut the centroids?

Dec 13, 20

oh thx

Dec 13, 20

Right-click on an empty area in a channel strip and choose Remove Channel Strip. Repeat until you have the desired amount of channels.

Nov 29, 20

Thanks for this explanation very clear and usefull. :~)

Oct 17, 20

i like this

Sep 8, 20

Smart

Sep 8, 20

This is cool ^_^

Aug 15, 20

feedback: lower your volume, this track broke my speakers bro >:( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., , , , , , , , , , , , , ,, hahaha jk, in all seriousness tho, really nice concept, might use it in the future

Aug 14, 20

In this way everything is cleaner and more organized. Thank you Jordi.

Aug 14, 20

Are templates still a thing in the app? If so, could this be saved as one?

Aug 14, 20

As far as I know, no, templates weren't ported to the new app, which is a pity.