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Send effects are "wet only" - they are only capable of adding sound on top of another sound, not changing the sound that's there, so they're useless for filters. In Cubase, send effects can also only be routed to a master bus.
What you have to do is route the 3 tracks to a group track, and run your send out from the group instead of the individual channels.
If your send levels are different for each track, then it's considerably more difficult, but one way to do it is to use group tracks instead of fx tracks. Create a group track, put your reverb plugin on it and send to the group (you *can* do this). Then create another group, and route all the individual channels AND the reverb channel to it.
Another way of doing it, if your sound card supports it, is to use ASIO direct monitoring. For example on my Emu 1010, I can create a special output bus just for reverb, mute the physical output and patch it to a secondary ASIO input, then route that input to the filter group. This is actually a much cleaner way of doing it, but unfortunately doesn't work with the offline Render in cubase, since it's hardware based - you have to record it in realtime.
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