Understanding basic routing | Bus, Aux, Sends

Very Clear explanation

this vid literally bussin

Perfect

Does the bus track show up on the master track or no?

This was amazingly helpful, even tho I’m working on Garage band and was able to transfer the knowledge and data you gave from your software to the software I’m using your really talented teacher thank you so much🙏🏽

Thank you devon🤲

Really great tutorial, thank you.

Very well done - thank you...

what you mean im gonna be “affecting” all my kids?😭😭

Thx teacher i got it

Your are so powerful sir, Your explanation is superb, i have subscribed just after coming across this powerful tutorial. God bless you for being humble

jus did this and wow my mix is wayyyy better instantly

Can someone help me with how I can send my aux vocals to my master?

The moment you showed the live test it all clicked. I’m in the process of getting back into music and recording and years ago I never really played around with (or understood) bus, sends and aux. This was the very first video I clicked on on how they work and everything makes sense now. Being able to use this, especially in regards to orchestral, instrumental, and symphonic metal is going to be a game changer for me. So first off amazing video. Second off, and more importantly, thank you so much!

i don't use protools so you instantly lost me / probably anyone else who doesn't use something that you do specifically.

I'm sorry but you didn't show us how to create the fader. Some of us don't even know how to create a fader like myself y I pay others to mix and master my music but that got expensive. , But I do get how buses work.

This video is absolutely fantastic. I'm only 3 mins in and the way you're explaining this is fu@|<ing great. I haven't been able to grasp this until you!!! Thank you!

So am I sending the amount I want from my aux track to my bus ? Answer torell I know today's your day off lol

Bro your great❤️

Thank you for explaining this in a general sense and not making it specific to any DAW.

What type of headphone this you were using bro ?

THIS WAS DOPE! I GET IT NOW! 😅💯

What does "OD" stand for?

you are mad talented with explaining things in understandable ways bro

Well explained, thx

Great video . They say Italians talk with their hands but dude takes it to another level !! 😂

THIS WAS HELPFUL
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I feel like Pro Tools makes this really confusing. In Ableton (and some other DAWs) you just create a return track and every audio track gets a knob to control how much you send to it.

Anyways, great video thanks for uploading!

Thank you brooo

You've got another new fan. Killer, mate!

I love this guy, he simplifies the process of all videos to its simplist form easy to follow and detailed. Thank you for taking the time.

yo help me devon lol I like to collaborate on exchanging knowledge in this field.

Thanks alot man been lookin at all sorts of videos and this by far is the most simplest and detailed way of putting it!

you really did put me on with this

this was suberb. really well done-thank you!

Please talk less for people who don’t need all the information or understand like myself.

Very clear explanations of the concepts, thanks

Devvon you helped me! thank you

Daang thank you 🙏 All of your hand gestures are the icing on the cake to this fantastic explanation

Very helpful! Thank you Devvon 🙌🏽

This video helped me today. I was getting feedback from my sends. So I bussed them over, no more feedback.

Brilliant man and great teacher - and so gracious to make these tutorials for us! thank you so much Devvon~

these buses be bussin'

CONFIDE IN ME, CLEARLY SEE

If you send music stems to your AUX bus, and then want to add a verb on top, do you create a new stereo verb track to adjust with the send or do you just insert it in the music bus layer? I am so confused... I'm sorry I am super slow with technology and programs so it takes extra long for me to process this info. The video was already a bit of a mind twister for me. 😆

GREAT

Followed you perfectly! One question.. For the plug ins on your chorus bus like your eq and compression, do you use the multichannel or multi mono version of the plug in?

Kind of like creating and organising smaller mixes that come together to create the final mix. Would that be a way of thinking about it?

Thank you!