Show us your aux(es)

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#62

aux 1: nux tapecore - sounds incredible for how cheap it is, can’t recommend it enough

aux 2: zoom ms70-cdr - super broad range, some amazing algos in there but still a bit “eh” compared to software reverbs + the noise floor has a terrible high pitched whine so you need to be mindful of your gainstaging

aux 3: alesis wedge - it’s a quadraverb in desktop format. what more do i need to say? bonus points for full midi implementation + midi thru so you can sequence it from the OT

aux 4: raspberry pi with pisound hat running custom supercollider patches for weird granular and spectral processing, also midi sequenceable - for some of that early 00’s crazy IDM madness

#63

Update from my previous post. As I now have a mixer with 4 aux.

  1. Vermona retroverb lancet
  2. Octatrack
  3. Spare
  4. Quadraverb

They never leave because… why would they? They’re all too damn good, too bloody useful

#64

Your aux is why you now have an ex

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#65

I’ve settled on Oto BAM and UAFX Starlight. Only insert (off topic, I know) is on Matrix 1000 going through the Klark Teknik 3rd Dimension.
Edit: always mixes up bim and bam :slight_smile:

#66

AUX 1 : Red Panda Particle
INS 1 : Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water
INS 2 : Lovetone Doppelganger
ALT OUT : Montreal Assembly Count to Five

#67

My mixer aux setup includes the following effect units:

  • Lexicon MPX-1 (Aux 1 : Reverb)
  • Lexicon MX-200 (Aux 2 : Delay - Fast)
  • Lexicon MX-200 (Aux 3 : Delay - Slow)
  • Lexicon MPX-550 (Aux 4 : Modulation)