Aux Outputs; Proteus Sessions In Patchmix Dsp - E-Mu ProteusX Operation Manual

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To Use the Limiter

Press the Enable button, illuminating the button.

Set the Release knob to about 30% to start. Release controls how fast the limiter

turns the volume back up after reducing it to avoid the clipping peaks.

Increase the release time if you hear obvious volume changes (pumping). Reduce

the release time for percussive playing.

Aux Outputs

These three output assignments assign the Aux Routings selected in the Voices or Presets

to pairs of ASIO channels or to DirectSound. Every Voice

sends with programmable amounts as well as a wet/dry mix to the Preset FX section.

The three effect sends from all voices and Presets are summed into the three Aux

Outputs where they are assigned to an ASIO pair. The Aux ASIO streams can be routed

to the PatchMix DSP mixer or to other software devices running on your computer.

Proteus X Aux Bus Routing

The Proteus X factory banks have been designed to be used with special Sessions in the

E-MU Digital Audio System. These Sessions connect the Aux Outputs to PatchMix DSP

mixer input strips containing PatchMix DSP hardware effects.

If a factory bank has the Aux Outputs set as shown in the diagram above, it is designed

to use the PatchMix hardware effects. If all the Aux Outputs are set to EX Main it most

likely uses the built-in software effects. You can easily add PatchMix DSP hardware

effects to a bank that uses Proteus X software effects by simply switching an Aux bus to a

PatchMix strip with effects.

The act of creating PatchMix DSP ASIO mixer strips makes them available

for Proteus X or any other application. You must create the ASIO mixer

strips before Proteus X or any other application will see them.

E-MU Systems

See "Block Diagram of the Effects Routing" on page 104.

IMPORTANT

(page 27)

has three effects

4 - Multisetup / Global Controls

Global Controls

See Chapter

"7 - Effects" on page 101

for complete descriptions

of the effects routing.

ASIO 1/2

ASIO 3/4

ASIO 5/6

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