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

CHAPTER 7: Acadia: Audio Channels in Consoles
Using Stereo Plug-Ins
When assigning plug-ins to a stereo Audio
Instrument, only stereo plug-ins appear in
the Plug-In Selector pop-up.
If you select a mono in/mono out
plug-in, it processes the mono input signal
and outputs a mono signal.
NOTE: Vision lets you use mono in/stereo
out plug-ins as mono in/mono out
plug-ins—thereby preserving a mono signal.
These plug-ins are displayed in the left
side of the Plug-In Selector pop-up and are
labeled “mono,” see Figure 7.8.
Keep in mind that these are not true “mono
out” plug-ins and only the left channel is
routed.
Figure 7.7: Stereo plug-ins
Using Mono Plug-Ins
When assigning plug-ins to a mono Audio
Instrument, mono in/mono out and
mono in/stereo out plug-ins are available
in separate columns from the Plug-In
Selector pop-up.
If you select a mono in/stereo out
plug-in, it processes the mono input signal
and outputs a stereo signal, which means
that:
• Since the plug-in’s output is stereo,
any plug-in placed after it in the chain
can only be a stereo plug-in.
• In order to hear the stereo signal, you
must send that signal to an output
pair.
A mono-in/stereo-out plug-in...
...can only be followed
by a stereo plug-in
Figure 7.8: Two types of “mono in” plug-ins
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