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this is usefull but what it might be even more powerfull is the capability to nest summing track stacks

that way we can add pluggings in groups

examples


drums buss as the main summing stack (with GAIN,EQ,COMPRESSOR)
--nested Snare (with EQ)
---track snare botom
---track Snare Top
---track Paralel Snare Top
--Nested Toms (with gain and gate)
Track tom 1
Track tom 2
Track tom 3
--Nested Cymbals (EQ,Compressor)
---Track Overhead Left
---Track Overhead right
---Track high-hat


at this point, using folder stack does not allow us to add prossesing capabilities to the groups. as an overal group

+1 especially now that ableton has this

brdgdl wrote:

this is usefull but what it might be even more powerfull is the capability to nest summing track stacks

that way we can add pluggings in groups

examples


drums buss as the main summing stack (with GAIN,EQ,COMPRESSOR)
--nested Snare (with EQ)
---track snare botom
---track Snare Top
---track Paralel Snare Top
--Nested Toms (with gain and gate)
Track tom 1
Track tom 2
Track tom 3
--Nested Cymbals (EQ,Compressor)
---Track Overhead Left
---Track Overhead right
---Track high-hat


at this point, using folder stack does not allow us to add prossesing capabilities to the groups. as an overal group

Absolutely I was trying to play with that and thought the same thing. For me now I just send that stack to it own bus. Like for this example Drums but yes that would be awesome!

Grouping is also because of bus-system unnecessary complicated. If you could directly route track-outputs to AUX channels, things would be much easier to setup and maintain.
But I agree, nesting tracks stacks into each other would be a nice addition.

+1.

There are frequent scenarios where you want multi-mic stacks to sit inside sub-group stacks.
Or e.g multilayerd kick stack that sits inside the DRUMS subgroup stack.

Stacks are combination bus routing and folder organisation.
One just needs to look at Ableton's implementation to see it done awesomely.