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    • DanH
      DanH last edited by

      As in, what's the process? Baffles me slightly that there can be mix knobs on filter plugins without any artefacts (phase etc) coming through the signal when blending the wet & dry signals in these plugins.

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      • ustk
        ustk @DanH last edited by

        @DanH If you want to avoid phase issue when mixing a filter and direct source, you'll need to use a linear phase filter. But I far as I know Hise doesn't have any linear phase EQ...

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        • UD AUDIO
          UD AUDIO last edited by UD AUDIO

          I asked myself the same today 😄
          Would be a dream if HISE gets a real mixing environment with routing, fx reordering and also a mix knob for any fx.

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          • Lindon
            Lindon @UD AUDIO last edited by

            @UD-AUDIO said in How does one 'mix' a filter?:

            I asked myself the same today 😄
            Would be a dream if HISE gets a real mixing environment with routing, fx reordering and also a mix knob for any fx.

            see the very first feature request here:

            https://forum.hise.audio/topic/4260/the-definitive-feature-request-bug-fix-roadmap/213

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            • UD AUDIO
              UD AUDIO @Lindon last edited by

              @Lindon Bus channels are another point, yes.

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              • Lindon
                Lindon @UD AUDIO last edited by

                @UD-AUDIO - thats "Routing" by any other name

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                  • UD AUDIO
                    UD AUDIO @Lindon last edited by UD AUDIO

                    @Lindon Oh I got you.
                    "A Bus is like a virtual wire that's used to send audio signal from one channel strip (the source) to another (the destination). "
                    (https://www.macprovideo.com/article/logic-pro/how-to-best-use-bus-channels-in-logic-pro)
                    So this is why it's called BUS channels. Learned something new 😄
                    This was my knowledge before:
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