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Plug-Ins 272
Plug-Ins
This chapter explains how to configure plug-ins before a performance, and how to use plug-ins during a performance. Plug-Ins can
be inserted on all channels and bus outputs, or used as bus processors for effects such as reverb and delay.
When a
WSG-HD Waves SoundGrid Option Card and Waves Plug-Ins are installed in an E6L engine, Waves SoundGrid
plug-ins can be integrated directly into your VENUE mixes just like other VENUE plug-ins.
Plug-Ins Quick Start
Before a performance, enable Config mode and do any of the following:
• Install plug-ins (see
Installing and Authorizing Plug-Ins).
• Assign plug-ins to racks and rack slots (see
Plug-In Racks).
• Assign plug-in input and output routing, including sidechain routing (see
Routing Plug-Ins).
• View and adjust plug-ins from the S6L control surface or on-screen (see
Adjusting Plug-Ins on the External Screen).
• Save and load plug-in settings as Presets, or with snapshots (see
Plug-In Presets and Snapshots).
During a performance, do all of the following:
• Enable Show mode to “safe” (lock out) plug-in rack assignments and other plug-in rack operations that could interrupt a perfor-
mance.
• Patch channels and buses to available plug-ins, re-assign plug-in routing, or re-assign existing side-chain routing.
• Adjust plug-in parameters from Channel Control, Global Control, or on-screen.
• Save and load plug-in settings as Presets, or within snapshots.
Using Config and Show Modes for Plug-Ins
The current system mode status (Config or Show mode) determines which plug-in functions are available.
Config mode is required to install plug-ins, assign them to rack slots, and to establish side-chain routing. When in Show mode, any
operations that might interrupt audio throughput are locked out and unavailable.
S6L systems support 64-bit AAX DSP plug-ins only. For complete information on S6L-compatible plug-ins, visit the Avid website
(
www.avid.com).
Plug-In actions that interrupt audio require Config mode. For more information, see Enabling Config Mode.
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