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hey- am a little confused on reaper automation signal priorities..could you explain a summed modulation signal flow in some finer detail please? (sorry if this a feature question,but cant think of better mind to ask) thanks.
Asked by 2022 (95.148.58.x) on March 12 2022, 12:22pm
Reply on March 12 2022, 7:29pm:
Give me a specific scenario that you want explained
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Posted by 2022 (95.148.58.x) on March 12 2022, 11:05pm:
hmm.. i take its something like.. midi cc in> track mod param> item fx param mod> automation item mod> track control mod> track send mod> track insert fx internal mods> or something like that??
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Not really following that. Are you talking about parameter modulation? In general the controls there override other sources, more or less
Posted by 2022 (95.148.58.x) on March 14 2022, 10:50pm:
yes,sorry param mods from any input or internal sources..in reaper there is so many places to automate to and from,guess its not really the same as audio signal flow? .. i always took it that what gets activated 1st,comes 1st etcetc..and the "signals" (modulators) are summed as more are added.. not that it matters so much,just,curious. cheers.
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