Route audio via send effects in MainStage

Use the Send pop-up menu to configure where the send occurs, and to set the destination for the send.

• In MainStage, long-click the Send knob to open the Send pop-up menu.

  

• In MainStage, select a Bus from the submenu of the Send pop-up menu.

If you have named the aux channel strip that a bus is sending to, the name appears beside the bus number. If the Bus you choose is not already assigned to an aux channel strip, a new aux channel strip is created. After a send has a destination, you can double-click the send to jump to the destination aux channel strip.

• In the MainStage Send pop-up menu, choose one of the three signal flow options for the send.

  

  • Post Pan: The signal is sent after the fader and the Pan knob; the send signal is affected by both channel strip volume and pan adjustments. When a send is Post Pan, the Send knob ring is green.

  • Post Fader: The signal is sent after the fader but before the Pan knob; the send signal is affected by volume adjustments but not pan adjustments. When a send is Post Fader, the Send knob ring is blue.

  • Pre Fader: The signal is sent before the fader and Pan knob; the send signal is not affected by volume or pan adjustments. When a send is Pre Fader, the Send knob moves to the left of the Send pop-up menu, and the Send knob ring is blue.