Quote Originally Posted by tekara
i record everything in cubase SX

I'm thinking of bouncing all tracks out to mixer then back in. It seems quite a tedious task though no?
Yeah, it's unnecesarily complicating the workflow. The time you waste doing that will be worse than going through dozens of waves eq plugins...

IF you had another device or computer to record the final two track mixdown onto, you could run your computer's seperate outs into the mixer together with your hardware and just record it live after tweaking whatever eq you need to tweak.

Or if theres an element from one of your synths that you want to record and process/tweak/effect within your computer during the composition of your track, you could assign two sends on your mixer and have them go to the input of your soundcard so you could record that stuff on the fly as you tweak it. Then cut up and use whatever bits sound good.

You can also do the send thing with audio coming out of your computer. Get a loop going, eq everything, process it how you want through your mixer and any other hardware processing you have and send it back into your computer.

The thing is you don't have to do it with every single track/channel/instrument. Only when its needed.


Its really up to you man, just don't make it a chore for yourself cus it will f*ck up your workflow and you may get frustrated if it doesn't let you express ideas quickly. Play around, patch things, repatch things till you figure out a way that suits you :)