DigiDesign DigiRack Plug-ins Manual page 23

Configuring Plug-ins During
Playback
You can change, add, or remove real-time plug-
ins and hardware inserts during playback. On
Pro Tools|HD systems, adding or removing
RTAS plug-ins that change voicing assignments
(for example, inserting an RTAS plug-in after a
TDM plug-in) temporarily interrupts playback,
but without stopping the transport.
Plug-in Changes During Record
Changing plug-ins during audio recording is
disallowed so that you don't inadvertently in-
terrupt audio recording. However, you can make
changes while recording MIDI only.
Moving and Duplicating Inserts
You can move or duplicate an insert by dragging
it to a different position on the same track or a
different track. Inserts that are moved or dupli-
cated retain their original settings and automa-
tion.
To move an insert:
Drag the insert to a new insert location.
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Moving a plug-in
Dragging an insert on top of an existing in-
sert replaces it.
To duplicate an insert:
Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac) the
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insert to a new insert location. The duplicated
plug-in retains its original settings and automa-
tion.
Making Plug-ins Inactive
You can set plug-ins as inactive in order to free
up DSP resources for other plug-ins and process-
ing. When a plug-in is inactive it retains its as-
signment, position, and related automation
playlists. However, it will not pass audio and
does not consume any DSP or TDM resources.
To toggle a plug-in active or inactive, do one of the
following:
Control-Start-click (Windows) or Command-
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Control-click (Mac) the Insert button.
– or –
Make the track inactive.
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For more information about making tracks
inactive, refer to the Pro Tools Reference
Guide .
To toggle plug-ins in the same insert position on all
tracks active or inactive:
Control-Start-Alt click (Windows) or Com-
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mand-Control-Option click (Mac) an Insert but-
ton in the position you want to toggle.
To toggle plug-ins in the same insert position on all
selected tracks active or inactive:
Control-Start-Alt-Shift-click (Windows) or
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Command-Control-Option-Shift-click (Mac) an
Insert button in the position you want to toggle.
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