Dumb and easy question about effects routing on a Mix Wizard

[jrm27]

Okay.. dumb question. I just got my Mix wizard 16:2dx racked up and am running through the paces. I want to route one of the internal effects to the channel input of channel 16. That way I can add a little bit of verb to all 4 of my aux sends independently. I know it can be done, but what is the best way? Thanks!

[Steve Edwards]

There is Effects routing to the aux's in the upper right hand corner of the mixer. I haven't been in front of mine for a few months but there is built in routing to do this.

[jwlussow]

Yep. We have been doing this for years without sending FX to a channel. Time to read the manual.....

[jrm27]

been looking at the manual, but I must be overlooking the paragraph I need to read... I don't see how I can send a reverb to all the aux cahnnels without sending it to a channel. ST1 goes to aux 1 and 2, ST2 goes to aux1. Nothing touches auxes 3/4. Am i missing something incredibly obvious?

[6Imzadi]

From the manual in the options section;

 

Effects return stereo/mono aux source

 

 

The return channel ST1 (5) feeds Auxes 1-4 with a

mono sum of the stereo signal. If you are working

with stereo auxes you can reconfigure this for stereo

with L feeding Auxes 1, 3 and R feeding Auxes 2, 4.

 

 

The jumper is found behind the AUX2 send control.

 

AUX MASTER - ST1(5) MONO/STEREO

JP1 ---=== ST1(5) AUX SOURCE

MONO STEREO

[jrm27]

Hmm.. guess I misunderstood. i thought I could send the effects to a channel strip instead of having to modify the jumpers.