separate effect from the source (reason users)

[klore]

Hi guys, since we are nerds, lets get into nerd stuff

 

i'm trying hard to separate a reverb effect generated by a "chenille chorus ensemble" from its source,

but it can be the RV7000 or even a delay

 

i of course started to create a parallel stem, but the source is always there

 

like you scream on a mountain and you only hear your echo and not the screaming, i want this remaining sound

 

i know some gears and other software are doing that, was certain it was piece of cake with Reason but i spent almost a week trying,

 

any brohelp would be amazing and will get a free hug

 

 

 

[logakght]

could you please post a sound example?

[mcbpete]

Could you use a version of the dry clip 90 degrees out of phase to 'hide' the source ?

[tokn]

yeah dry 0 / wet 100 or i don't get it

[Guest]

can you detach the module from the mixer so just the effect is routed to a channel? something like that?

[Guest Aces]

If you want to do what I think you want to, it's pretty simple. If you look in the file menu you should find the option: Bounce Mixer Channels. If you click on that it should take you to a checklist of the channels you want to bounce among those listed are the effects section, with each individual effect you've used available for bouncing. If I understand you correctly this should be just want you are looking for.

[klore]

thx you all for replying, i was distracted by things here,

i'll check everything tomorrow and make some tests on what's been suggested.

 

cheers

[cruising for burgers]

yeah dry 0 / wet 100 or i don't get it

[logakght]

 

yeah dry 0 / wet 100 or i don't get it

[Squee]

Add the effect to an auxiliary channel and remove the sound output from the original channel