Using Console With The Daw; Controlling Arrow's Unique Functions; Sharing Uad Resources; Saving Console Setups Within Daw - Universal Audio Arrow Manual

Using Console with the DAW

The primary function of Console is the low-latency monitoring of Arrow's inputs during
live performance, either with or without Realtime UAD Processing. When used with a
DAW, Console controls front-end monitor mixing and signal processing, replacing the
DAW's software monitoring functions.
Important Fundamental Concept:
Arrow's low-latency hardware input monitoring, Unison plug-ins, and Realtime
UAD Processing. Console must be used to take advantage of these features.
Disable DAW Input Monitoring when Input Monitoring via Console
When using Console for low-latency input monitoring and recording with a DAW, the
DAW's software input monitoring feature must be disabled to prevent doubled signals at
Arrow's outputs. See
Disable Console Input Monitoring when Input Monitoring via DAW
When monitoring live inputs via the DAW's software monitoring feature, Console's inputs
must be muted to prevent doubled signals at Arrow's outputs. See
Hardware Input Monitoring

Controlling Arrow's Unique Functions

Arrow's unique Unison and Realtime UAD Processing features are controlled by the
Console application. These are special functions that are available only when UAD plug-
ins are inserted within Console. To activate these features, simply insert UAD plug-ins
within Console. See

Sharing UAD Resources

The UAD DSP resources that are available for UAD plug-in processing are shared
between UAD plug-ins loaded within Console and UAD plug-ins loaded within the DAW.
To maximize UAD resources when monitoring and tracking live inputs, disable unused
UAD plug-ins within the DAW. Conversely, when mixing, disable unused UAD plug-ins
within Console.
Note: For important related information, see

Saving Console Setups Within DAW

The Console Recall plug-in offers additional convenience when using Arrow with a DAW.
Console Recall is a utility plug-in that doesn't process audio. Instead, it stores Console's
current configuration within the DAW project file. When the saved DAW project is
subsequently opened, the complete Console configuration is restored.
The Console Recall plug-in also features Console monitor controls, enabling adjustments
of level, mono, and mute without leaving the DAW. For details, see
Plug-In.
Arrow Manual
The primary function of Console is to control
How To Disable Software Input Monitoring
for details and method.
Console Plug-In Inserts for details.
UAD Plug-Ins: Console versus
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for details and methods.
How To Disable
DAW.
Console Recall
Working With Arrow