Making Jingles Using AUX Sends And A Bus

Jingles Made Easy by Mike Russell

Feb 16, 20131:58Technology

A bus is a way of putting many audio tracks through a mixing desk on to one fader (or track in Adobe Audition / Pro Tools). It enables you to control everything in one place. AUX sends (or just sends in Adobe Audition) w...

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