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CHAPTER 10: Acadia: Bussing, Routing, &
Bouncing to Disk
USING BUSSES AND SENDS
The following sections illustrate some
uses for busses and sends with the Acadia
audio system.
Routing to Shared Plug-Ins
(Creating Effects Sends)
This example illustrates how to configure
a Console Window with two sends routed
to two shared VST plug-ins (see
Figure 10.1).
Figure 10.1: Audio Instruments routed to shared
plug-ins
This particular scenario conserves CPU
resources by allowing audio channels to
share plug-ins. While this example uses
just two sends, you could use up to four
per channel.
In the Audio Instruments & Routings
Window, set two of your busses to
stereo and name them as “Effect 1”
and “Effect 2.”
Open a Console Window and assign
the desired Audio Instruments to
console channels.
You can automatically assign the Audio
Instruments in use by your sequences by
choosing Build Console From>
Audio Instruments in Use in the
Console Window menu.
Assign the busses Effect 1 and
Effect 2 to their own console channel.
Make sure these console channels are
assigned to an output pair so you can
hear them in stereo.
From the Console Window menu,
choose Audio Sends>2 Sends.
Vision adds two Send areas for each
audio channel in the console.
For the Audio Instrument channels,
assign Audio Send 1 to the Effect 1
bus, and assign Audio Send 2 to the
Effect 2 bus.
From the Console Window menu,
choose Plug-Ins>1 Plug-In.
Vision adds one Plug-In area for each
audio channel in the console.
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