Mark Scrivener
Inspired
I think it is more of a workflow thing. Nothing wrong with either approach. I happen to have a large analog console interfaced to an Orion32 that I use for all my studio work (full bands, drums, keys, vocals, etc), and for me it much easier to just take the outputs from the FX-III and connect them to a channel on my console.
There is probably a tiny difference in audio quality between the two that you would never notice in the mix (and who knows which would be "better"), but one method vs the other might be more efficient for you. Use what works and doesn't slow you down when the creative juices are flowing.
There is probably a tiny difference in audio quality between the two that you would never notice in the mix (and who knows which would be "better"), but one method vs the other might be more efficient for you. Use what works and doesn't slow you down when the creative juices are flowing.