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184 Routing and I/O

Suppose we have the individual drums of a drum kit coming in on separate tracks for multitrack

recording. In the mix, we can easily change the volumes of the individual drums, but adjusting

the volume of the entire drum kit against the rest of the music is less convenient. Therefore, we

add a new audio track to submix the drums. The individual drum tracks are all set to output to the

submix track, which outputs to the Master. The submix track gives us a handy volume control for

the entire drum kit.

Alternatively, you could combine the separate drum tracks into a Group Track (page 196) for

even more ﬂexibility. This automatically creates the necessary output routings and also allows

you to hide or show the component tracks.

Submixing by setting a track’s Output Type to Sends Only

A third possibility is to use Live’s return tracks for submixing. This is done by selecting the Sends

Only option in a track’s Output Type, then turning up a Send control as desired. The correspond-

ing return track will then act as a submixer channel.

Several MIDI Tracks Playing the Same Instrument

Consider a MIDI track containing a virtual instrument — a Simpler playing a pad sound, for ex-

ample. We have already recorded MIDI clips into this track when we realize that we would like

to add an independent, parallel take for the same instrument. So we add another MIDI track.

We could now drag another Simpler into the new track, but we would really like to reuse the

Simpler from the pad track, so that changing the pad’s sound affects the notes from both tracks.

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