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Objective: Save CPU power by feeding tracks through aux effects instead of insert effects
Background: Project5 lets you insert effects on individual tracks. But to have several tracks go through the same effect (e.g., reverb), it's more efficient to create an Aux bus effect, then send some signal from each track into this bus.
Step by Step: Alternate between steps 6 and 7 to achieve the correct effect balance. The Aux Return affects the level...
