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Effects

About the difference between the three Effect types

In addition to the EQ, Cubase VST provide effects in three ﬂavours:

• Send effects

Up to four send effects can be used. When you use send effects, audio is

routed through the effect processors via independent Effect Sends for each

channel in the Monitor, just like on a “real” physical mixer. The output from

each effect processor is then routed to one of the buses or the master faders,

where it can be mixed with the “dry” signal, if desired. These effects are thus

mono in-stereo out.

• Insert effects

An insert effect is inserted into the signal chain of an audio channel, which

means that the whole channel signal passes through the effect. This make in-

serts suitable for effects for which you don’t need to mix dry (direct) and wet

(processed) sound, e.g. distortion, ﬁlters or other effects that change the tonal

or dynamic characteristics of the sound.

You can have up to four different insert effects

per channel.

• Master effects

Up to four stereo in-stereo out effect processors can be added to the signal on

the master bus, the ﬁnal stereo mix. Please note that there is no mixing of the

dry/fx signals as there is with the send effects. Typical uses for master effects

would be compressor/limiter effects, noise suppression units, etc.

● Only effects with stereo inputs can be used as master effects, regardless

whether or not Mono is activated in the Master window.

The effect processors are entirely “virtual”, that is, they are all in software. A

number of effects are provided with the program and additional effects can be pur-

chased from Steinberg and third party vendors.

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