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Chapter 3 - Working with Plugins 27
1. Right click on it again and select Reload, or
2. Click its bypass button.
Unloaded plugins are an easy way to completely disable a plugin without actually deleting it.
This feature works particularly well in conjunction with sub-session where some sub-sessions
have the plugin loaded and some don’t.
Unloaded plugins are also used when a session contains a plugin that fails to load. In this case,
the state of the plugin is read from the session file and stored as the unloaded state. Re-saving
the session will not cause the saved state to be lost and the session can be repaired by installing
the missing plugin.
Wet/Dry Mix Settings
The meaning of a plugin slot’s wet and dry mix sliders depends on the Use Wet/Dry Controls
option in Plugin Options.
When the Use Wet/Dry Controls option is enabled (the default) the wet and dry mix levels are
controlled separately:
Dry Slider
Controls the amount of dry signal that is passed through the plugin slot.
The dry signal is the input to the plugin slot.
Wet Slider
Controls the amount of wet signal that is included in the output of this
plugin slot. The wet signal is the output of the plugin itself.
When the option to use wet/dry mix levels is turned off, the behaviour of these sliders changes
depending on whether the plugin is an effect or instrument.
For instrument plugins:
Plugin Slider
Controls the gain of the plugin itself (ie: same as wet mix)
Gain Slider
Controls the gain of the plugin slot as a whole. ie: it is a gain that is
applied after the plugin gain is applied and mixed.
For other types of plugins:
Plugin Slider
Controls the wet/dry balance
Gain Slider
Controls the overall gain of the plugin slot.
Plugin Selector
The plugin selector is used to insert new plugins, or to replace the plugin in a plugin slot.
- Cantabile 2.0 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 1 Introducing Cantabile 5
- Registration 6
- Installation 6
- Copyrights and Credits 6
- 2 Getting Started 7
- Plug-ins and Hosts 8
- Audio Drivers 8
- Starting Cantabile 9
- Configuring Cantabile 9
- Selecting an Audio Driver 10
- Selecting MIDI Devices 10
- Playing Virtual Instruments 11
- Audio Effects 12
- Master Levels 13
- Recording 14
- Playing Media Files 15
- Saving and Loading Sessions 15
- Cantabile’s Main Window 16
- Quick Access Toolbar 17
- Main Panels 17
- Status Bar 18
- Dock Panels 18
- Keyboard Control 18
- General Editing Tasks 19
- Using Drag/Drop 20
- Undo and Redo 20
- 3 Working with Plugins 21
- Dry and Wet Mix Levels 22
- MIDI Pass Through 22
- Audio Master Bus 22
- Plugins and Racks Panel 23
- Rack Settings 23
- Plugin Settings 24
- Plugin's Editor 25
- Built-in Editor 25
- Save Plugin 25
- Program 25
- Sub-Session 25
- Wet/Dry Mix Settings 27
- Plugin Selector 27
- The Plugin Selector 28
- In-place Plugin Editor 29
- Plugin Editor 29
- File Menu 30
- Edit Menu 30
- Toolbar Commands 31
- System Menu Commands 31
- A/B Preset Toggling 31
- Program Organiser 32
- Morph and Randomize Tools 34
- Randomize Tools 35
- Randomize Between Tools 36
- Morph Tools 36
- 4 Recording 37
- Input vs Output 38
- Manual Recording 38
- Automatic Recording 38
- Status Bar Indicators 38
- Recordings List 39
- MIDI Recorder Formats 40
- Audio Recorder Formats 41
- Recording Options 41
- 5 Playback 43
- Media File Groups 45
- Track List (MIDI Files) 46
- Visual Representation View 47
- Play Ranges and Selection 47
- CHAPTER 49
- Synchronisation Modes 49
- Synchronisable Objects 49
- Transport Controls 50
- Metronome 50
- Media File Synchronisation 51
- MIDI Clock 52
- 7 Session Management 55
- Sub-Sessions 56
- Working with Sub-Sessions 57
- The Sub-Session Dock Panel 58
- Sub-session Item Behaviour 59
- Controllable Attributes 59
- Set Lists 60
- The Set List Editor 61
- Set List Commands 62
- Set List Dock Panel 62
- Delayed Session Loading 62
- 8 Working with Audio 63
- Master Bus Configuration 64
- Custom Speaker Arrangements 66
- 64 Bit Audio 66
- 9 Working with MIDI 67
- Using MIDI Filters 68
- MIDI Filters 70
- Editing MIDI Filters 71
- Channel Map 72
- Channel Select 72
- Controller Map 72
- Controller Latch 73
- Controller to Program Change 73
- Transpose 73
- Velocity Curve 74
- Velocity Gate 74
- Keyboard Range 75
- VST Parameter 75
- Keyboard Split 75
- Pitch Based Velocity Ramp 76
- Suppress Events 77
- Button Bank 77
- MIDI Controller Assignments 78
- MIDI Routing Table 80
- MIDI Routine Table Panel 81
- Settings 81
- Filters 82
- Sub-session Control 82
- Triggers 83
- Event Types 84
- Actions 84
- MIDI Loop-back 85
- Constant Latency MIDI 86
- 10 Onscreen Keyboard 87
- X-Y Controller 88
- Holding Keys 88
- PC Keyboard Capture 88
- Panic Button 88
- Other Keys 89
- Channel Selector 89
- Program Selector 89
- Custom Controllers 89
- Miscellaneous 90
- 11 Other Features 91
- Using the Offline Renderer 92
- Engine Start/Stop 94
- Alternate Configurations 94
- System Tray Icon 95
- Multiple Processor Support 96
- Technical Support 98
- 13 Options 99
- Startup/Shutdown Options 100
- Audio Engine Options 101
- MIDI Devices Options 102
- Plugin Options 103
- Recordings List Options 104
- Audio Recorder Options 105
- MIDI Recorder Options 105
- Set Lists Options 106
- Metronome Options 107
- Keyboard Options 107
- External Tools 108
- Customize 109
- Resources 109
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