Ray
Active Member
What are multi-outputs used for?
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Because if you use drums, you want the kick, snare, hh, ride, toms, etc, routed to their own track so you can treat them properly.
I assumed it would take more Ram to do separate outputs (or maybe it's just that I have every mic turned on and up) but if it's the same either way, then I'm glad.
..... (blackhole at the moment but will try the free valhalla one at some point)
Which you can do by opening an instance of Kontakt for each drum
I'm a REAPER user and I always use Kontakt with multiple outputs routing saved as a track template. I primarily do so for mixing purposes, as I typically use IZotope Neutron as a channel strip for every track. I also believe that this is a more resource-friendly way of using Kontakt rather than having separate instances. It also simplifies sending to reverbs and effects.
I'm a REAPER user and I always use Kontakt with multiple outputs routing saved as a track template. ... I also believe that this is a more resource-friendly way of using Kontakt rather than having separate instances.
I have outs 1/2 dry, outs 3/4 early reflections, outs 5/6 hall(tail) and 7/8 spaceverb (blackhole at the moment but will try the free valhalla one at some point)
The reverbs are all in my daw - the routing is all done via kontakt auxes, routed to discrete outs.
The master out is turned right down, and aux 1 = dry, 2 = early etc....
The levels of dry/early/late/spaceverb (aux outs) are all on faders on a controlfreak. Same for all channels.
interesting setup, so you are sending the reverb track to the 7/8 of the track with a kontakt?
Apologies Artemi, I'm not sure I understand your question.... but, working in stereo, I'm doing this:
Hosting Kontakt in VEP, with each 4 stereo returns per instance. I have 11 instances so 44 stereo audio tracks between VEP7 and my DAW.