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The real question is whether or not the QV processes in stereo or simply sums the input to mono. If the latter, the second way makes a lot more sense to me. Using the aux will allow the user to put effects on any of the channels in any amount desired rather than having a global amount on everything all the time. So, the other real question is: What do you have going into the mixer? Edwin At 8:26 AM -0800 3/18/05, Travis Hartnett wrote: >It depends on how much crucial stereo information is coming from your >source, because all that will be lost if you use the Aux send. I'd >suggest recording the stereo output of whatever you're using and then >running it back into the mixer and do an a/b test with the QV in both >points in the signal chain and see if it makes a significant >difference to your ears. > > > > >On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 16:05:55 -0000, Stephen Goodman ><spgoodman@earthlight.net> wrote: >> Hi Folks, >> >> Here's a question even the leprachauns and the squirrels couldn't >answer. >> >> I've got two options to set the Mackie 1202vlz up with the QuadraVerb >here: >> >> 1. Mackie Main Outs (L/R) >> -> QuadraVerb (L/R) >> -> Line-in (PC) >> >> or >> >> 2. Mackie Aux2 Out (mono) >> -> QuadraVerb (mono) >> -> QuadraVerb (L/R) Out >> -> Mackie Aux2 Return (L/R) >> -> Mackie Main Outs (L/R) >> -> Line-in (PC) >> -- Edwin Hurwitz Boulder CO http://www.indra.com/~edwin http://www.cafemontalban.com Location Recording Services