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Track sends to aux out, tape, FX I and FX II (M3 + shift)
Holding on turns the encoders into the track's four send levels — to the aux output, to the tape track and to the FX I and FX II send effects.
Sends copy part of a track's audio to the auxiliary tracks and leave the dry sound as it is: FX I and FX II for the shared send effects, tape for replaying tricks, aux out for the external audio track and the multi-out jack. Sends are set per track and can be parameter-locked.
How to
Send part of a track to the FX I effect
before you start instrument mode · the track is selected
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- 2
Details
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
Holding while is open brings up a white card of four send rows, worked by
E1…E4from the top — aux out (a plug icon), tape (a reel icon), FX I and FX II; a row reads no send at zero. - worked out
Aux out feeds the external audio track (auxiliary ), whose output leaves through the multi-out jack when that jack is set to audio.
- worked out
The tape send makes the track's audio available to the tape track (auxiliary ), which replays and mangles it.
- TE’s guide
FX I and FX II are the two send-effect tracks (auxiliary and ); what the send does depends on the effect loaded there.
- community
Over MIDI, CC36–39 set the four sends in the same order.
Parameters
| parameter | gesture | range | cc |
|---|---|---|---|
| aux out M3 | shift+turn dark grey encoder | – | 36 |
| tape M3 | shift+turn mid grey encoder | – | 37 |
| fx i M3 | shift+turn light grey encoder | – | 38 |
| fx ii M3 | shift+turn white encoder | – | 39 |