Hi guys.
I've been researching for a while now and cannot find a good explanation for a basic question I have. So hopefully one of you can shed a little light on it for me.
I've been reading all my plugin manuals and some specify that the plugin was designed to be used as a track insert instead of being used on an aux send.
I obviously understand that a track insert affects the track directly and you will need some sort of method to blend the dry/wet signals most of the time. I also understand that using a plugin on an Aux allows it to process multiple tracks. Other than that I thought they affect the audio signal in the same manner.
However, they must not be affecting the signal in the same manner if the plugin developers are specifying to use their plugins as track or aux only.
So does anybody know what the difference is and why would a plugin be designed to be used in a specific way?
I've been researching for a while now and cannot find a good explanation for a basic question I have. So hopefully one of you can shed a little light on it for me.
I've been reading all my plugin manuals and some specify that the plugin was designed to be used as a track insert instead of being used on an aux send.
I obviously understand that a track insert affects the track directly and you will need some sort of method to blend the dry/wet signals most of the time. I also understand that using a plugin on an Aux allows it to process multiple tracks. Other than that I thought they affect the audio signal in the same manner.
However, they must not be affecting the signal in the same manner if the plugin developers are specifying to use their plugins as track or aux only.
So does anybody know what the difference is and why would a plugin be designed to be used in a specific way?
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