One of the features I miss from Ableton was the ability to send FX back on themselves for a more pleasing and authentic dub experience. You had to right-click to enable this function.

I've tried replacing FX channels with Buses, but just can't work out how to achieve that fed-back delay. I know you can send a delay to a reverb but can't seem to send a delay back into itself. Obviously I'd map a controller for feedback and use a limiter.

Hope this makes sense and if anyone can offer a workaround, I'll buy 'em a drink. TIA

 

Why not just put a second instance of the delay plugin after the first, with identical settings?

 

Thanks. I've tried that and unless I need to tweak some settings it didn't really give the vibe I wanted. On approx 3:28, this vid explains pretty much what I want to do.

 

Have you tried exactly this delay, Waves H-Delay? Feedback values above 100 can produce this kind of effect.

 

Yep, my favourite Waves plug-in, tbh. A beautiful delay, but one I couldn't justify having the whole Waves package for, so, haven't used for a few years.. There is something, that feeding the effect back in on itself does something beyond a normal delay can do. It's a requested feature in the Presonus forums and I understand them not wanting to hurt the ears or speakers of the uninitiated.

 

Understandable. This weekend is one of Waves' best sell offers. Buy one for $29.99, get one out of 100 for free. Since H-Delay is among these for-free plugins, you can buy any other one you like.
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and
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Check out Blue Cat's Connector plugin, fantastic bit of software and should acheive exactly what you're aiming to to

 

Thanks for all your help, guys! I know the ability to feed sends back on themselves is a requested feature in Studio One and a few mentioned Blue Cat's Connector as a workaround. Hopefully I can get my head around routings (not my forte, but a breeze in this case in Ableton) and achieve that dub effect rather than blow my speakers/damage my ears ;)