Work More Closely With Effects

There can be significant advantages to rendering out your auxiliary effects to become audio files in your project, rather than generated in real time via Aux sends. To bounce them, simply solo the Aux return channels before importing the resulting audio files onto a new audio track once they’ve been rendered. Once they’re in your project as ‘regular’ audio files, you can do anything with them. Reverse them, chop them up, time-stretch them, pitchshift them, turn them into samples to trigger them on the fly, re-synthesize them, throw additional effects at them… the list of possibilities is endless.