Reverb Processor
my console is equipped with a processor FX, but I can not hear the effect until I play my recording. Why?
I have a Behringer 2222FX mixer with built-in-FX multi-processors. If I send a canal through the auxiliary processor, I can not hear the effects on my phone (I can clear my voice, but there is no reverb, echo, etc.) shows the effect during playback, but not to see while I record prior to registration or i. For this reason, I'm not mistaken records too few tests tonnes at fx. How can I save time and make sure I understand what the processor before or during recording and I can adjust to what happens in real time based do?
Do you hear the main mix, when you hear or just the PFL (pre fade cue or hear) this channel? With your input signal to obtain the EFX, I guess you've identified the real voice channel, so you can hear the EFX … Uncua that channel and listen to the main mix
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