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Plug-Ins 284
5 – Plug-In Selector
The Plug-In selector displays a list of available plug-ins to load into that rack slot. Plug-Ins are arranged by process type (such as
EQ, Dynamics, and Delay). For more information, see
Routing Plug-Ins.
6 – Snapshots Menu
The Snapshots menu provides tools to manage snapshot-related plug-in features from within the Plug-Ins screen. Using the Snap-
shots menu, you can quickly check to see which existing snapshots refer to the current plug-in, as well as create, update, or remove
snapshots.
Sidechain Selector
The Sidechain selector appears near the top of the Zoom view when you select a plug-in that supports side-chain or “key” input.
In Config mode, the Sidechain selector lets you establish a side-chain routing to the plug-in. Once established, you can route and
re-route side-chain signals in both Config and Show mode. For more information about side-chain signals, see
Sidechain Routing.
Assigning Plug-Ins to Rack Slots
Before a plug-in can be used to process audio, it must be assigned to a rack slot. Once assigned, you can use the plug-in as a channel
insert or bus processor.
To assign a plug-in:
1 Put the system into Config mode.
2 Go to the Plug-Ins page.
3 Select the Plug-In Selector on an empty rack slot. (You can also use an already assigned rack slot to change a plug-in assign-
ment.).
4 Choose an available plug-in from the Plug-In selector sub-menus. Only plug-ins that are installed will be available.
If the plug-in is not installed or there are insufficient DSP resources available, the plug-in will appear as unavailable, or inactive.
Before a plug-in can be assigned, it must be installed. See
In-
stalling and Authorizing Plug-Ins.
The Plug-In selector
Plug-In selector menus
Place the cursor over the plug-in to display a Tool Tip that explains why the plug-in is unavailable or inactive.
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