Slang for Auxiliary Send, a circuit pathway (or bus) in a mixing console that supplies an independent mix, which can be routed to an external (auxiliary) device such as an effects processor or monitor system. Most modern consoles have several aux sends on each channel so several devices can process the input to any channel or groups of channels.
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