Native Instruments O Kore 2 Operation Manual page 78

either a S H or the interface of an internal KORE 2 Module (audio
ound eader
effect or MIDI plug-in). If it is a MultiSound another S
and shows the S M
ound
3.4.4 Examples
As with any flexible system, there is always more than one way to handle a
task. We'd like to give some examples of how everyday solutions can look
and what the advantages and pitfalls of the different designs are.
One source, multiple destinations
A standard case you will encounter is the need to route audio signals to
several channels at once. There are two different approaches to do this.
You can use KORE 2's system of auxiliary sends to distribute the signals
within one and the same level of the S
In the picture above you can see an i
external hardware and two g
receive their signal from the i
d of the i
eStinationS nPut
and „3. Group", respectively, addressing the two g
for the MultiSound you just focused.
atrix
M
ound atrix
C
nPut Hannel
C with effects that independently
rouP HannelS
C via its a
nPut Hannel
C to the right. They are set to „2. Group"
Hannel
M opens up
ound atrix
:
receiving audio from
sends. Note the a
ux ux
C .
rouP HannelS
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