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Using auxiliaries - Auria Tutorial
From the course: iPad Music Production: Auria
Using auxiliaries
In addition to the four insert plug-ins that are available on each channel, whereas you have seen you can add effects like Reverb and Delay, as well as other plug-ins you can purchase and download. Auria also has auxiliary effect styles that you can use on each track. You probably noticed that each channel has two auxiliary, or aux styles. Using these dials you can add as much of the effects that are assigned to each style to your track as you like, but how do you assign effects to the auxiliary dials? You do so by scrolling all the way over to the Master Channel. The Master Channel is where the audio from all your other channels and subgroups end up, and we'll look at it much more closely in the next movie, but for now, notice the Auxiliary FX button. Tapping that button opens the Auxiliary FX window and it's here you can assign effects to the two auxiliary dials. This looks very much like the Insert plug-ins area in the Channel Strip. Start by tapping the Menu where it currently…
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Working with the PSP ChannelStrip9m 20s
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Using inserts and plugins7m 10s
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Basic mixing4m 11s
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Grouping faders2m 38s
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Creating subgroups3m 48s
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Using auxiliaries3m 59s
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Using automation10m
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Understanding the master channel2m 54s
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Exporting your project4m 12s
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Saving and managing your projects with Dropbox2m 15s
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Creating snapshots2m 18s
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