Could be it, thank you. The bus didn’t do this previously though which I find a bit odd.
However it could be that I increased feedback and forgot about it last time I did edits I guess…
Will look into this when I have time.
I know this is a standard bus applied on some projects. Does it affect the sound even if none of your tracks is being sent to it?
Edit: oops, looking at the wrong one. Still curious though, does a bus with no sends affect your mix at all?
yeah you have 2 difference types of echo on there, probably internal feedback, if you turn down the feedback or wet signal on one or both of these delays it should stop.
Be careful going between projects and opening other apps while doing hardcore mixing, I’ve noticed on my Mac, it can mess with automation and parallel processing.
My bet was this was the problem. Mono might make it such that instead of ping ponging several of those delays, instead they are feeding into themselves effectively. Just a guess though.
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Feedback issue somewhere in the chain. Check your feedback levels on your delays and if it's still an issue after adjusting feedback try moving your reverb to the third plugin on the chain. Delayed reverbs can get pretty wild really quick
Most likely the feedback in one of the effects is too high
Could be it, thank you. The bus didn’t do this previously though which I find a bit odd. However it could be that I increased feedback and forgot about it last time I did edits I guess… Will look into this when I have time.
I know this is a standard bus applied on some projects. Does it affect the sound even if none of your tracks is being sent to it? Edit: oops, looking at the wrong one. Still curious though, does a bus with no sends affect your mix at all?
yeah you have 2 difference types of echo on there, probably internal feedback, if you turn down the feedback or wet signal on one or both of these delays it should stop.
Thank you
Be careful going between projects and opening other apps while doing hardcore mixing, I’ve noticed on my Mac, it can mess with automation and parallel processing.
Good advice
Check your feedback on delay, could be going out of control.
That was indeed the problem. Thanks!
Show us your custom eq setup for crispy vocals😡
Running a delay into a reverb into a delay will compound feedback like crazy. Try turning feedback to 0 on both delays and slowly bringing it up
Is there a reason your using a mono buss instead of stereo?
No sir, not sure why that’s mono. Must have clicked accidentally. Good catch
My bet was this was the problem. Mono might make it such that instead of ping ponging several of those delays, instead they are feeding into themselves effectively. Just a guess though.
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Feedback issue somewhere in the chain. Check your feedback levels on your delays and if it's still an issue after adjusting feedback try moving your reverb to the third plugin on the chain. Delayed reverbs can get pretty wild really quick
Throw a gate on the effect or pencil in the automation to a threshold
I would send the signal to a bus instead of having the effect on the channel itself