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Plugin Program

A Plugin Program lets you send your Tracks' MIDI data through a loaded

plugin. This lets you route multiple Tracks through the same plugin

instead of loading an instance of a plugin on every Track (which can be

cumbersome and CPU-intensive).

To turn a Track's Program into a Plugin Program:

1. In the software, click the Main Mode tab.

2. In the Track section, select the Track you want to route to a plugin.

3. Click the Type drop-down menu, and select Plugin. The Plugin

Program will automatically be added to the Project.

4. If your Project already contains the desired plugin, click the Program drop-down menu to select it.

If your Project does not yet contain the desired plugin, click the + icon next to the Program drop-

down menu. A new Program name (Plugin ###) will appear in the Program drop-down menu (you

can click it to enter a new name for it). Then, click the Plugin drop-down menu, select the desired

plugin from the list, and click Select to select it or Close to cancel (in the window that appears, you

can click checkboxes to re-order your list of plugins: Sort by type or Sort by manufacturer). Click

the e button to open the user interface of the loaded plugin.

Remember: You have to specify the disk directory where your plugins are located. This can be done

in the software's Preferences. See the Preferences: Plugins Tab section for more information.

5. Click the name in the Program drop-down menu, and enter an appropriate Program name.

6. Click the MIDI Ch drop-down menu to select a MIDI channel (from 1 to 16) the Plugin Program will

use. Use this setting when you are working with a virtual instrument that supports multi-mode.

7. Click the Preset drop-down menu to select a preset for your plugin.

8. Repeat this process for every Track you want to route to a plugin.

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