Pyramix Mixer
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Ramses MSC reference guide
Pyramix Mixer : Configuring a Blank or Existing Mixer
From tracks
Note that several tracks may be routed to the same mixer input strip. Tracks are assigned to mixer input
strips either automatically or manually from the
Track Header
.
Plug-ins
Mixer Strip Controls
When
Native VS3 Plug-ins
,
VST Plug-ins
and
External Inserts
are instantiated in mixer strips each
instance has a block of one or two buttons. The full Plug-in name or
External Insert
pops-up along with the
required delay compensation when you hover the mouse pointer over each block:
Buttons
Each block has one or two buttons. The left-hand, yellow button is lit when the effect or insert is switched
on. Switching an effect or insert off removes it from the signal chain and this may well be audible.The right-
hand, red button indicates that the effect is
bypass
ed when lit. Bypassing an effect retains the same delay
as when the effect is active. Further, well behaved effects will continue to calculate internal parameters
when bypassed making seamless switching possible.
When
Full Delay Compensation
is selected, Plug-in effects that correctly report their latency will have
their delay compensated. This delay is maintained when the plug-in is in
bypass
mode.
Please see also Mixer Delay Compensation on page 120
Native VS3 Plug-ins
These include the eq and dynamics found on a conventional hardware mixer’s channel strip. To add a
native plug-in when in
Mix !
mode, right-click with the mouse cursor over the strip where the plug-in is to be
added. If you right-clicked in the effects area of the strip select
Effects > Add
. If you clicked somewhere
else, select
Add Effect
. Select an effect from the sub-menu. It will appear in the strip.
VST Plug-ins
To add a VS3 plug-in the procedure is the same except select
VST Plug-In
or
Add VST Plug-In
.
Note:
VST Plug-ins can be added at any time, even during playback, without rebuilding the
mixer.
Mixer Strip Plug-in Controls with Name and Delay pop-up
