Restrictions And Important Notes; Multi-Mono Plug-Ins In The Plug-In Mixer; Save As Default' For Channel Strip 2 And Bus Compressor 2 Plug-Ins; Not Supported - Mixing Vsts And Aus - Solid State Logic SSL UC1 User Manual

Product Overview & Features

Restrictions and Important Notes

Multi-Mono Plug-ins in the Plug-in Mixer

Installers for multi-mono Channel Strip 2 and Bus Compressor 2 plug-ins are provided as they always have been with SSL Native
plug-ins. However, it is important to note the following:
Logic - Multi-mono plug-ins are not supported in the Plug-in Mixer - this is because we are currently unable to retreive the DAW
track name.
Pro Tools - Multi-mono plug-ins can be used but control is restricted to the left-hand 'leg' only.

'Save As Default' For Channel Strip 2 and Bus Compressor 2 Plug-ins

All DAWs recommendation
For some, using the Save As Default feature is a crucial aspect
of day-to-day workflow. This feature allows you to alter the default
positions of the Channel Strip 2 and Bus Compressor 2 plug-in
parameters, so that they load with your favourite 'starting point'
settings.
If this feature is essential for you, we recommend that you use
the Save As Default option found in the Channel Strip 2 / Bus
Compressor 2 Preset Management List and not the DAW's own
preset system.
The Pro Tools <User Default> feature is disabled for Channel Strip 2 and Bus Compressor 2 because it was found to be incompatible
with the Plug-in Mixer system. Please ensure that you use SSL Native's own 'Save As Default' feature.

Not Supported - Mixing VSTs and AUs

All DAWs recommendation
The Plug-in Mixer system hooks into special VST 3 extensions in order to 'pull through' the track names and track number from the
DAW in the case of Cubase, Live and Studio One. Therefore, using a mixture of AUs and VST3s in a session is not supported. Stick
to only using VST3 Channel Strips and Bus Compressors in these DAWs.
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