Invert; Duplicate; Delay - DigiDesign DigiRack Plug-ins Manual

Invert

The Invert plug-in reverses the polarity of se-
lected audio. Positive sample amplitude values
are made negative, and all negative amplitudes
are made positive.
This process is useful for altering the phase or
polarity relationship of tracks. The Invert plug-in
is useful during mixing for modifying frequency
response between source tracks recorded with
multiple microphones. You can also use it to
correct audio recorded out of phase with an in-
correctly wired cable.
Invert plug-in

Duplicate

The Duplicate plug-in duplicates the selected
audio in place. Depending on how its controls
are configured, the new region will appear in ei-
ther the Regions List or playlist. You can use this
to flatten or consolidate an entire track consist-
ing of multiple regions into one continuous au-
dio file that resides in the same place as the orig-
inal individual regions.
Duplicate plug-in
The audio is unaffected by Pro Tools volume or
pan automation, or by any real-time plug-ins
that may be in use on the track as inserts. The
original audio file regions are merely rewritten
in place to a single duplicate file.
The Duplicate plug-in works nondestructively.
You cannot choose to overwrite files.

Delay

The Delay plug-in provides time delay-based ef-
fects, with up to 10.9 seconds of delay, at any
session sample rate. You can also use it to pro-
duce multiple delay-based effects, including slap
echo, doubling, chorusing, and flanging.
Delay AudioSuite plug-in
The controls of the AudioSuite Delay plug-in op-
erate in non-real-time, but are otherwise identi-
cal to the real-time Mod Delay II plug-in.
For information on the individual controls
for the AudioSuite Delay plug-in, see "Mod
Delay II" on page 79.
If you have the Mod Delay Plug-in installed,
Short Delay, Slap Delay, Medium Delay, and
Long Delay will be available in the AudioSuite
menu in addition to Delay (Mod Delay II). The
features of these plug-ins are identical to their
real-time counterparts. The only difference is
that the AudioSuite versions operate in non-real
time.
For information on the individual controls
for the AudioSuite Short Delay, Slap Delay,
Medium Delay, and Long Delay plug-ins,
see "Mod Delay II" on page 79.
Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 101