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Click a category from the column on the left, then click subcategories from the<br />

columns on the right until you see the settings you want.<br />

Click the new channel strip setting.<br />

Play the patch. Try out different channel strip settings and see how the sound changes.<br />

Adding a Plug-in<br />

In addition to the plug-ins included in patch and channel strip settings, you can add<br />

individual plug-ins to a channel strip and adjust plug-in parameters to “dial in” your<br />

custom sound. You add a plug-in to a channel strip in <strong>MainStage</strong> in exactly the same<br />

way as you do in Logic Pro.<br />

Try This<br />

Add an effect plug-in to a channel strip:<br />

mm Click one of the empty Insert slots on the channel strip, choose an effect category from<br />

the Plug-in menu, then choose an effect from the submenu.<br />

Change the instrument plug-in for a software instrument channel strip:<br />

mm Click the Instrument slot on the software instrument channel strip, choose an<br />

instrument category from the Plug-in menu, then choose an effect from the submenu.<br />

Choose a different plug-in setting:<br />

mm Click the Insert or Instrument slot containing the plug-in, then select a new plug-in<br />

setting from the Plug-in Library below the workspace.<br />

38 Chapter 3 Editing Patches

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