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Send effect
A send effect is shared by multiple tracks through an auxiliary route, often used for reverb or delay.
Level relevance: introduced at Higher; tagged for every later level where the same concept remains useful.
Explanation
A send effect is placed on a separate auxiliary or return channel. Individual tracks send some of their signal to it, which makes it efficient for shared effects such as reverb and delay. This can create a more unified mix and gives flexible control over wet-dry balance.
Topics
MixingRoutingEffects
Curriculum statussupporting vocabulary
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