Plug-In Settings Dialog - DigiDesign DigiRack Plug-ins Manual

To create a settings subfolder:
From the Settings pop-up menu, choose Save
1
Settings.
Click the New Folder button and type a name
2
for the subfolder.
Name the setting and click Save. The setting is
3
saved within the subfolder.
Changing Settings with the
Next (+) and Previous (–) Settings
Buttons
The Next (+) and Previous (–) Settings buttons
let you select the next or previous setting of the
Librarian menu.
To change plug-in settings using the Next (+) and
Previous (–) Settings buttons:
Press the Plus (+) or Minus (–) buttons to select
■
the next or previous plug-in settings file. The
next (or previous) settings file are enabled, and
the Librarian menu changes to reflect the new
setting.
Editing Settings on Unlinked Multi-
Mono Plug-ins
When a multi-mono plug-in is unlinked, im-
porting, copying, pasting, or bypassing settings
affects only the currently selected channel.
To apply an operation to all channels of an
unlinked plug-in:
Hold down the Alt key (Windows) or Option
■
key (Mac) while performing the command.
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Plug-in Settings Dialog

The Plug-in Settings dialog lists the settings files
for the current plug-in type. From this list, you
can select a new setting, or audition a series of
settings. Auditioning plug-in settings is espe-
cially useful for selecting patch names for virtual
MIDI instrument plug-ins or trying out different
effects types applied to your audio.
The Plug-in Settings dialog includes the follow-
ing:
Folder This pop-up menu lets you switch be-
tween session settings located in root or session
folders (and any available subfolders)
Patch Field This field displays the name of the
active (highlighted) setting.
Increment Patch Every X Sec This option lets
you audition contiguous plug-in settings on-
the-fly by automatically scrolling through them
for a specified number of seconds.
Plug-in Settings dialog