Hello Jed - I'm new to Luna and your video cleaned up questions that I had about bussing in a clear and understandable manner, thanks! I do have a couple questions about the basic setup of a new project. I can set up a track, set up the bus with reverb and record some guitar. The problem I am having is: 1- the signal doesn't go to my Main fader and 2- If I put in the A-Oxide Tape Emulator in my Inserts, the signal doesn't go there as well. I contacted the business where I bought the Apollo twin X with Luna. They remotely got on my computer and said everything was working as it should and that they can only go so far with their service. If you can give some guidance I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks
I expect you have the answer to your question by now. The effect is placed on the bus track. Make sure both original track and fx bus output to Main and the fx mix is up at 100%. Then blend with the fx bus fader.
if you add the verb to different tracks using the buss. Can change the parameters to the plugin in each instance without it changing the other uses? Thanks
Hey Dennis! Thanks for the question. Whatever settings you have on the plugin that you have on your buss will be reflected on all tracks that you are sending to that buss. If you want to have different plugin settings on your tracks then you'll need to put the plugin on each individual track so you can set the effects differently for each individual track. With todays computer power this may not be a big deal CPU drain wise depending on how how much power the plugins you are applying use. Generally a lot of mixers/producers will like to have two or three different reverbs setup on their own individual busses so they can and a splash or so of any of those reverbs to any of the tracks in their session. This helps to create depth in a mix and gives the tracks a sense of belonging together. Hope that helps. Let me know how it goes! -Jed
Yes there are actually several ways to create a Bus in Luna for different applications. My demonstration is a simple way to create a Bus not a SEND and then let the user decide what they need the Bus to do for their particular application.
Thank you! Keep the lessons coming, I’m locked in! #Student #Newbie
Thanks - give me something you need help understanding in Luna or just producing/mixing in general and I'll get a video out on it!
@@JedDemlowProductions Make a video on recording vocals from start to finish. The whole channel strip setup and process. Thanks in advance
You made it simple wow thank!
Thank you, sir!
nice!
Great... Did the same thing. Signal is coming into the reverb or 'Verb' but it is not audible. UA quality ?
Hello Jed - I'm new to Luna and your video cleaned up questions that I had about bussing in a clear and understandable manner, thanks!
I do have a couple questions about the basic setup of a new project.
I can set up a track, set up the bus with reverb and record some guitar. The problem I am having is:
1- the signal doesn't go to my Main fader and
2- If I put in the A-Oxide Tape Emulator in my Inserts, the signal doesn't go there as well.
I contacted the business where I bought the Apollo twin X with Luna. They remotely got on
my computer and said everything was working as it should and that they can only go so far with their service.
If you can give some guidance I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks
I expect you have the answer to your question by now. The effect is placed on the bus track. Make sure both original track and fx bus output to Main and the fx mix is up at 100%. Then blend with the fx bus fader.
if you add the verb to different tracks using the buss. Can change the parameters to the plugin in each instance without it changing the other uses? Thanks
Hey Dennis! Thanks for the question. Whatever settings you have on the plugin that you have on your buss will be reflected on all tracks that you are sending to that buss. If you want to have different plugin settings on your tracks then you'll need to put the plugin on each individual track so you can set the effects differently for each individual track. With todays computer power this may not be a big deal CPU drain wise depending on how how much power the plugins you are applying use. Generally a lot of mixers/producers will like to have two or three different reverbs setup on their own individual busses so they can and a splash or so of any of those reverbs to any of the tracks in their session. This helps to create depth in a mix and gives the tracks a sense of belonging together. Hope that helps. Let me know how it goes! -Jed
@@metrolive100 hey, thanks so much. I kinda figured as much
This is also the longest way of doing it. If you're creating a send - select the track you're sending from cmd Shift B.
Yes there are actually several ways to create a Bus in Luna for different applications. My demonstration is a simple way to create a Bus not a SEND and then let the user decide what they need the Bus to do for their particular application.