Vision and Studio Vision Pro Version 4.1 Manual ... - House of Synth

CHAPTER 7: Acadia: Audio Channels in Consoles
Anatomy of the Plug-In Area
Plug-In Edit button
Plug-In Type
Figure 7.4: Plug-In area
Bypass button
Plug-In Selector pop-up
The Plug-In area, once enabled, consists
of the following items:
Plug-In Edit button: Click this
button to open the Plug-In Edit Window,
where you can edit, store, and
recall plug-in programs.
Plug-In Selector pop-up: Choose a
plug-in from this pop-up menu to
assign it to the console channel, or
choose “no plug-in” to remove the
current one.
Only those plug-ins that will work for
the selected audio channel and slot
are displayed in the Plug-In Selector
pop-up.
Plug-In Type: Indicates whether the
plug-in’s input and output are mono
or stereo—which, in turn, determines
the type of plug-in that can be used
(see Mono and Stereo Plug-Ins
(pg. 50)).
mono in/mono out
mono in/stereo out
stereo in/stereo out
Figure 7.5: Plug-In Edit Window
The Plug-In Edit button also displays
the console channel’s plug-in
number (1-4).
For a complete explanation of the
components in the Plug-In Edit Window,
please see Chapter 8: Acadia:
Plug-In Edit Window.
When there is no plug-in assigned,
the indicator is grayed out.
Bypass button: Click this button to
bypass the associated plug-in. Any of
the four plug-ins for a console channel
can be independently “bypassed”
by clicking its Bypass button.
The Bypass button is duplicated in
the Plug-In Edit Window. Changing it
in either location updates the other.
Vision & Studio Vision Pro — Version 4.1 Manual Supplement 49