emusonacid! legacy

I have an E5000 Ultra which has 2 stereo outs or 4 mono outs - whichever way you look at it!

I am running 4 different breaks as presets and want to EQ them individually on the desk. So the best way to do this would be to pan them like so...

Preset 1 - main Out panned hard Left
Preset 2 - main Out panned hard Right
Preset 3 - submix Out panned hard Left
Preset 4 - submix Out panned hard Right

I hear some bleeding into the channels - am i right in thinking that this is due to the reverb i am using on one of the effects sends?

Yeah, you will hear the reverb on both of the main outs.

Maybe you could resample the reverb? Sometimes I sample just the reverb return from a break, then layer it in the preset with the dry sample.

Or if you have an outboard FX unit, you could add reverb from the desk.