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Send-and-Return Effects

When you want to add an effect to a signal and hear both the original

signal and the effect-processed version mixed together, you’ll use a

“send-and-return” effect. This would be the case, for example, when

adding reverb or delay. Neither effect would make much sense without

the original signal being audible as well.

A send-and-return effect derives

its name from the way a signal

would travel from a traditional

mixer to an external effect and

back.You would

send the signal

out of the mixer to an external

effect processor, and then return

the processor’s output—

containing the processed

signal—back into the mixer.

From there, you could combine

the processed version with the

original signal in the main mix,

cue mix, or on a bus you were sending to a track on a multitrack

recorder. Even in the VM-7000, with its internal effects, a signal takes

essentially the same trip into and out of a send-and-return effect.

Signals travel into internal send-and-return Effects 1-8 on its Flex

Busses. When a Flex Bus’s BUS MODE is set to INT, the Flex Bus is

automatically connected to the input of the internal effect processor to

which it numerically corresponds. Flex Bus 1 is connected to FX 1’s

input, Flex Bus 2 is connected to FX 2’s input, and so on. If you’ve

installed three VS8F-2’s, Flex Busses 3-8 carry signals to Effects 3-8,

respectively.

When you apply a send-and-return effect to a signal, a copy of the

signal is sent on a Flex Bus into the corresponding effect, and the

effect’s output is then combined with the signal in the main mix—as

shown to the left—in a cue mix, or on one or more external Flex Busses

routed to system outputs.

We’ve actually already used a send-and-return effect back on Page 20,

when we learned how to route signals to a Flex Bus. In a few pages

we’ll review what we did now that we have a deeper understanding of

what’s actually going on.

Understanding the Internal Effects (Continued)

®ÂØÒÅˆÎ Application Guide Getting Started with the VM-7000

Signal being sent from

mixer to effect processor

Signal being returned from

effect processor to mixer

Effect

Signal

Main mix

Copy

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