How do effects (both track and global) affect recording?

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cselectah
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How do effects (both track and global) affect recording?

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When recording on a given track, how do FX, either on the track that is recording or global, affect recording, if at all?

For example, if I have a compressor effect on the track that is recording, does the incoming audio get compressed before it is recorded? Or does the FX only affect playback?

Any info is appreciated.
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Re: How do effects (both track and global) affect recording?

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The effects in Mixcraft while recording or playback are always after the audio signal. So You can record a clean signal and apply effects afterwards. Some folks like to listen to the recorded signal with the effects on so they can hear how it will sound later. :D
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Only affects playback.
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Re: How do effects (both track and global) affect recording?

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Thanks y'all.
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