Ah! I have been searching for this discussion for a while! Now I am convinced that it is not possible currently to do what I'm trying to do.
I asked about the pre/post fader question in this thread. The reason why a "post fader" (and maybe even post pan, mute, etc.) option would be useful to me is that I have some songs where the vocalists do crazy amounts of backing tracks, harmonies, ad libs, etc. It's really a pain to have to EQ all of these individually and if I use the insert or aux send, it's extremely clumsy to adjust the levels using the individual gains!
Ah! I have been searching for this discussion for a while! Now I am convinced that it is not possible currently to do what I'm trying to do.
I asked about the pre/post fader question in this thread. The reason why a "post fader" (and maybe even post pan, mute, etc.) option would be useful to me is that I have some songs where the vocalists do crazy amounts of backing tracks, harmonies, ad libs, etc. It's really a pain to have to EQ all of these individually and if I use the insert or aux send, it's extremely clumsy to adjust the levels using the individual gains!
Is there another way?