Waves SSL 4000 E, Руководство пользователя

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SSL E-Channel & G-Channel User Manual
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4. The Waves System Bar
All Waves plug-ins share a common feature, the Waves System Bar, which takes care of most
administrative functions you will encounter while working with Waves plug-ins. Since the Waves
System Bar is the same on practically all Waves plug-ins, you will always know how to file, compare,
load and copy the parameters of a Waves plug-in, even if you have never before worked with that
particular processor. The following commands are common to all Waves plug-ins:
Undo undoes the last performed action.
Redo redoes the last undone action. There are 6 levels of undo and redo.
Setup A/B toggles between two sets of parameters within the same processor – useful when
comparing different parameter settings in order to achieve optimal results.
Copy A->B copies the current settings to the second setup register.
Save used for saving presets in the Waves file format (.xps)
There are two options for saving:
Save to new file: creates a new .xps file wherein multiple presets can be saved.
Save into preset menu: saves the preset into the default list of the plug-in.
Load allows recalling presets from files.
Once a file is selected, its first preset will load and become active. Other presets in the file will be
listed under the preset’s name in the Load menu.
You can also load factory presets and user presets (saved using Save into preset menu.)
Pressing the ? button will open the manual for the plug-in you are using.