I like your recommendation. Your approach to using the "sends" to accommodate multiple tracks has the potential of reducing CPU load considerably. Thanks.

Thanx. I'm so glad it was helpful.

I'd go even a step further and add one or more FX channels that contain only a single tap delay with no feedback. Each one delay has a different time value (e.g. 30ms, 80ms). The output of all delay FX would then be route into the existing Reverb FX channel.

This allows you the select for each track channel which predlay should be used for it's reverb send.

Here's an example
Vocals -> FX Send to "80ms Rev"
Guitars -> FX Send to "30ms Rev"
Key -> FX Send to "Rev"

FX Track "80ms Rev": Insert = 80ms delay, no Feedback, Out = "FX Reverb"
FX Track "30ms Rev": Insert = 30ms delay, no Feedback, Out = "FX Reverb"
FX Track "Reverb": Insert = Mixverb, Out = "Main"

So you can handle everything in a single instance of a high-end reverb plugin => better sound, less CPU. And in the same time you'll have control over pre-delay for the tracks!

Hi. You are so competent at explaining basic and complex concepts. Thank you for this video tutorial.