When to Use Pre and Post Fader (Sends Tutorial)

[@trent.langley]

This is the best explanation of this concept on YT and you also provided excellent examples. Thank you!!!

[@tanariusellis1423]

One of the best I’ve seen at explaining this.

[@kitboone8573]

i really liked how you helped capture the differences in it all.

[@MarkKusha1]

Thanks for this! I just watched 4 different videos on the topic and this is the only one that made sense to me

[@dodengdaga4138]

wow great tutorial GodBless easy to understand compare to other videos tutorial , watching from philippines 😄🙏

[@thespacealienssmogandgrog4283]

Wow, I finally understand when to use pre and post fader! Thanks!

[@DollyPopCorp]

The clearest, most concise explanation - thank you so much :)

[@fluxus_tr]

Thank goodness, someone who actually makes sense

[@justusspillner953]

A wonderful presentation that integrated explanations, graphics and examples. Thank you very much for your thoughtfulness.

[@ThirdFret]

Thank you!

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[@vaughanband]

Very informative. Thanks vm!!!

[@ThirdFret]

Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful! :)

[@luisjaneiro]

thank you very much. As a newby in, a regie, that explanation was very usefull

[@SlateDigitalTV]

Great video explaining what can be a confusing concept. Well done!

[@ThirdFret]

Thank you so much!

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[@noahfenimore5498]

helpful, straightforward video. thank you!

[@ThirdFret]

Thank you!

[@AforismiDAutoreAD]

Nice and good exposition! Good Video!

[@indieotatv]

I enjoyed very much. Thank you friend :)

[@tylowe78]

This was very clear and concise

[@maval4537]

Excellent explanation!

[@MaksymMalaiko]

Awesome info, thank you!!!

[@Otekos]

Oh my goodness! How didn't I know this?

[@DROR19801]

thankyou

[@VASIJAS7]

Thank you ❤

[@bestdisco1979]

Thanks for a great tutorial. I would just a little advice. In a basic DAW set up where would you place a channel strip setting such as E Q and compression,,,,pre or post? Once again many thanks.

[@imark7777777]

I came looking for content talking about pre-and post fader in live context. I just did a talent show where I set my backing track channel to post fader going to the monitor mix this allowed me to set a level in front of house and on stage that kind of matched and both would ride with the level set on the main mix based on the content. So I was wondering if there were any other uses for that as most of the stuff I've run across starkly categorizes the uses. The balanced singers sounds interesting I'm still trying to wrap my head around that.

[@felixdias4611]

forget about faders, i love you😘

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[@ianmaina8237]

Great

[@roxammon5858]

Thanks George, as a relative newbie this has filled a gap in my knowledge. I think your illustrations would have worked better without the piano accompaniment though. Keep the video's coming though

[@richardyoung8213]

Thanks but what about Peter Pan 😝

[@amonster8mymother]

Duck???