Understanding basic routing | Bus, Aux, Sends

A video on basic routing of a bus, aux and send in recording and mixing, in any DAW i.e Pro tools, Fl studio abelton etc. from your bedroom.

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[JWP]

Dude, you will never understand how many videos I've had to go through to get even an ounce of this information? FINALLY someone who explains what the title states, you are a fucking legend!

[jaeypaschal]

Lol. I love how every time I think in my mind (hmm soo..) you say "hold up" or "wait for it" and end up answering my questions....we stan a mind reading King.

[Zachsummersmusic]

Short, sweet, and extremely to the point! You have no damn idea how long I’ve been on YouTube. Good stuff 👏🏾👏🏾

[officiallostcause]

Just did this on a song I’m working on. It saves on cpu and it makes life so much easier

[HelpMeDevvon]

Sorry about the earlier upload this one is correct!!!

[pianoman]

This is the simplest and best way to explain it. Everybody else tries to explain it like their viewers are already mix bus experts. But you broke it down just perfect. Keep up the good job!! Subscribed!!

[disengagetattoos]

I've literally searched all over YouTube for "drum routing" and "drum bussing" and you're the only one who really broke down exactly step by step how aux and bus works 💪 you sir have earned a like!

[zay]

Great Video! I have a video series idea for you:
Episode 1: writing the song
Episode 2: Recording in pro Tools using your templates
Episode 3: Mixing/Mastering your song
Episode 4: releasing (TuneCore, and then all the royalty collecting process)

[outlawthad]

You broke that down perfectly, The bus analogy was genuis

[dodo]

You’re the man! Best one so far from your videos was reversing the polarity on the 808!

[alienedbla]

bro that was an INSANELY clear explanation, can't believe you're releasing this info for free, thanks man

[boneburied]

I love this guy, he simplifies the process of all videos to its simplist form easy to follow and detailed. Thank you for taking the time.

[Chrystabell]

Brilliant man and great teacher - and so gracious to make these tutorials for us! thank you so much Devvon~

[mhptcmn]

So well done. And yes, I'll watch a couple of times, but your clarity and passion shines. Thank you so much Devon!

[dswilliams]

Crystal Clear, Blessing on you, keep using that teaching gift.

[noahbasara]

The moment you showed the live test it all clicked. I’m in the process of getting back into music and recording and years ago I never really played around with (or understood) bus, sends and aux. This was the very first video I clicked on on how they work and everything makes sense now. Being able to use this, especially in regards to orchestral, instrumental, and symphonic metal is going to be a game changer for me. So first off amazing video. Second off, and more importantly, thank you so much!

[DukeSaragono]

Thanks for this knowledge, I’m a rapper that record myself. I always mix tracks individually and it’s a headache. I didn’t know anything about bussing and routing. I’m try this and see how it works, it would save so much time. Thanks again Devon you are a blessing

[nigelsmile]

thanks for breaking this down in such simple terms! First time I've actually grasped these concepts. cheers!

[julienmancilla]

Bro, you did all that in 1 take. Eloquent, clear, and simple. That's how you know someone knows their shit. Bravo, I'm subbed for life

[ridamohammed]

You Are A Good Teacher and The Way You Explain Is Amazing.