logic 8, invert signal

[Tony Scharf]

Well, look at it this way - in a software daw, where every bit of
processing power needs to be conserved (ideally) why put something
into the signal chain that your not going to use all the time?

Some DAWS, like Live and Sonar, take this all the way up to EQ, also
allowing you to choose how much EQ you need (if you only need one
parametric band, why have a plug that has 6?).

Tony

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 8:23 AM,  <paul.maddox.mail-list at synth.net> wrote:
> Wierd really,
>
> most high end desks I've seen have a button. even my lowly 2480 had a
> dedicated 'invert' option on the channel.
> Just seems that such a trivial thing shouldn't require the use of a
> plugin, especially if I'm not interested in the rest of that plugin.
>
> meh, I'm just gettin' old :-)
>
> Paul
>
>
> >>
> >> appears to be common in DAWs. Same thing in Ableton Live.
> >>
> >> How's that done in other Software?
> >>
> >
> > Yeah, thats the way its usually handled.  Of course, you can also open
> > the track in whatever editor you use and simply invert it there as
> > well.  Then its done, and its no more drain on the CPU.
> >
> > Tony
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