I am using Cubase.
Always i create Fx (reverb,delay) and i use as send fx to individual channels!
So also always i create my pre final buss where i sent all instruments to that buss.
I sent all my instruments,but should i sent stereo out of my FX effects to this pre final buss? its there any rule or ? because at this buss i put eq and comp?!

thanks

There are no rules.
It all depends on what you want to do with your signal.
It's a routing choice. You can send the output of a FX channel to a group, that signal will then be affected by the group setting.
If the "final" buss (group) is something like a master buss you might want to send the FX to is as well
If it's something like a stem buss (with eq and comp) you might not so it won't effect the FX.

No rules. Just think about what you are doing and what you want or don't want to happen.


If you compress your premaster buss and don't send FX to that premaster then you could get unpredictable results and changing wet/dry levels throughout the mix: when stuff gets loud the premaster compressor clamps down but not on the reverb. This means the reverb will appear louder in the final mix as opposed to when the compressor is NOT clamping down.


I use a premaster bus in Cubase (and send EVERYTHING there) for 2 reasons:
a) It is my experience that Cubase spread the CPU load a bit more if you do it that way instead of routing everything to the Stereo Out.
b) you can make a stereo track with that premaster-group as an input. When using hardware outboard in my mix this makes for an easy way to handle mix changes: I can punch in and out if there's only minor things to tweak.



Hope this helps,
Herwig