Why would you need to render the delay? Copy the track and
add the effects/panning the way you want to the 2nd track.
If you want to save a bit of CPU, skip the delay and drag
the .wav 10-30ms.

-vc

David W. Ruby wrote:
>>I think it is a good question.haha
>>Ok My thoughts are this,say I want to take a guitar trak
>>and add a little bit o fattening to it;ie 10-30ms delay,
>>then take this delay only signal and add a verb to this
and
>>pan either one left and right and have the dry guitar
>>centered.
>>From what I see this cannot be done through auxs or fx
>>assigns.I am to assume you could only render the fisrt
with
>>only the delayed signal,then make a copy of this and then
>>add your verb to this.Right??
>>Or is there something amiss here.
>>Also as far as fattening goes,the setting on the simple
>>delay"pseudo stereo(pick one channel only}" seems to only
>>come out one side rather than stereo{left as delayed dbl
>>and right original channel.
>>Why is this or am I doing something wrong??
>>Why pick one channel if you cannot pan the dbled fx?
>>Silly Eh?
>>Any ideas?
>>Thanx:-)