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Alex
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Registered: Apr 2005
Location: Montreal

I use appletron, so the effects I use the most are:

Beat repeat (+ the filter ON the beatrepeat)
Reverb (To blow big buildups even bigger)
Loops
Filters

The problem with ableton is that it prioritizes your "effects" so using them all at the same time and shit is asking for trouble, also depends on where they are located in each channel, one after the other (the order they're in). So yeah.

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Ryan0751
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Registered: May 2005
Location: Boston, MA

Doesn't Ableton 6.0 fix this with effect "racks"?

Oct-30-2006 11:32 United States

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Timski
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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Smellbourne

I am a bit of an effects nut, but of course not overdoing it... I have a denon x1500 (mint for locking in a loop and the sampler isn't to shabby) and a efx-1000. So effects kinda grew on me.

Oct-30-2006 21:39 Australia

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Mmanu
Green Pea

Registered: Sep 2006
Location: pas loin

Loops on the fly, and phaser, delay, echo, flanger, frequency killers, chops, etc...

But not too much of course. Too much Fx kills the Fx

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Oct-31-2006 01:21 France

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Michael May
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Registered: Sep 2004
Location: Detroit

I will use the filter sometimes. Sometimes other effects, but very rarely. Gotta be carefull not to overdo it with effects. You can ruin a perfectly good set by using them too much. Done that before.

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Mike