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     Hi folks.

    I have got Cubase 4 essential, and all i want is to create a "reverbaration system" (so called "power panning") as the video tutorial shows.

    I dont know where to start - i even dont know if it is possible with cubase 4 essential. 

    I am not an expert in using Cubase - I am only used to the "basics".

    http://community.vsl.co.at/forums/p/16965/121649.aspx#121649

    I cant understand what they are try to explain. I tried to rebuild but it didn't work.

    I can't open the demosongs from the vienna page, by the way , it would be usefull to have a demosong for cubase4essential ;) . 

    so is there anyway to use cubase4e. in a way as logic in the videotutorial?

    it would be perfekt for me positioning the different instruments...

    thanks in anticipation,

    Manuel 
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    yeeahh.. I realized the instruction of DG :

    @DG said:

    Easy. Put your reverb (set to 100% wet) on a group channel.

    Set up a send from each VSTi output to this group.

    Route your VSTi outputs to another group channel.

    You now have two group channels; one which has dry signal and one which has reverb.

    Mix levels to your hearts content. 

    DG

    So do I have to create two group channels for every instrument?

    isn't there an "elegant" way to solve this problem?

    thanks in anticipation,

    Manuel 
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    @DG said:

    Easy. Put your reverb (set to 100% wet) on a group channel.

    Set up a send from each VSTi output to this group.

    Route your VSTi outputs to another group channel.

    You now have two group channels; one which has dry signal and one which has reverb.

    Mix levels to your hearts content. 

    DG

    So do I have to create two group channels for every instrument?

    isn't there an "elegant" way to solve this problem?

    thanks in anticipation,

    Manuel 

    No, why would you do that? You can route as many instruments to a group as you like.

    DG
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    an example : 

    you have got a violin, which should sound far away all the time - the same time you have got a cello which comes from "far away" closer and closer .

    if you are fading now the groupchannel 1 both, the violin and the cello will come closer.

    for this purpose you will be forced to create 4 group channels, or am I wrong?

    in your solution, the "wet signal" (group channel 1) is only the reverb, or is it the reverb+the normal sound? for me it sounds like the normal sound comes with this channel1 too. 

    thanks for your efforts

    Manuel 
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    @saudick said:

    an example : 

    you have got a violin, which should sound far away all the time - the same time you have got a cello which comes from "far away" closer and closer .

    if you are fading now the groupchannel 1 both, the violin and the cello will come closer.

    for this purpose you will be forced to create 4 group channels, or am I wrong?

    in your solution, the "wet signal" (group channel 1) is only the reverb, or is it the reverb+the normal sound? for me it sounds like the normal sound comes with this channel1 too. 

    thanks for your efforts

    Manuel 

    However, unless the cellist is riding on some kind of float, it can't come closer and closer. [;)]

    Look, we are talking about dry and wet, not closer and closer, although that may be how it sounds sometimes. If you want more dry signal from the cello than the violin, just change the amount in the send from the cello VSTi output. You can even automate this, so that it doesn't even have to remain constant.

    The reverb (wet channel) is always reverb only.

    DG
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     ah ok I understand you.

    I think my question is answered, so thank you!

     Manuel