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How To Use Ensemble Thunderbolt Insert Sends and Returns.
You can connect external devices (FX units, Compressors, etc) using the Insert Send and Return ports for Input 1 or 2 on the back of Ensemble.
- Connect a 1/4” cable from Insert Send jack to the Line Input jack on your external unit (FX, etc).
- Then Connect the Line Output of the external unit to Ensemble’s Insert Return jack
(if your unit has XLR output only, you will use a 1/4" to XLR cable.
- In Apogee Control, go to the Mix View of the Primary Window
- Select the Insert “In” button to toggle the insert on.
When the IN button is on this will send the inputs to INSERT Send and receive through Return.
Note:
- The Send jack is always active and can be used as a Post-Preamp direct line-out (+4dBu).
- The Return jack can be used as a 1/4” balanced line-in (half-normaled, +4dBu), and is only active when the“In” button is selected.
These insert send / returns are explained in the guide here on page 31:
https://apogeedigital.com/drivers/ensemble-tb/Ensemble-Thunderbolt-Users-Guide-v2.0.pdf