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7 Using the Ultra Analog Session as a Plug-In

Ultra Analog Session is available in VST, DXi, AudioUnit and RTAS (for Mac OS

only) formats and integrates seamlessly into the industry most popular multi-track

recording and sequencing environments as a virtual instrument plug-in. The plug-

in versions will work exactly the same way as the standalone version, except for

the audio, MIDI, and latency conﬁgurations that will be taken care of by the host

sequencer. Furthermore Ultra Analog Session works as any other plug-in in these

environments so we recommend that you refer to your sequencer documentation

in case you have problems running Ultra Analog Session as a plug-in. We review

here some general points to keep in mind when using a plug-in version of Ultra

Analog Session.

7.1 Window Size

The size of the Ultra Analog Session window is ﬁxed when it is used as a plug-in.

7.2 Audio and MIDI parameters

When Ultra Analog Session is used as a plug-in, the audio and MIDI ports, sam-

pling rate, buffer size, and audio format are determined by the host sequencer.

7.3 Automation

Ultra Analog Session supports automation functions of host sequencers. Automa-

tion can usually be done by using MIDI links and recording MIDI events, or by

recording the motion of controls on the interface.

7.4 Multiple Instances

Multiple instances of Ultra Analog Session can be launched simultaneously in a

host sequencer.

7.5 Saving Projects

When saving a project in a host sequencer, the program list is saved with the project

in order to make sure that the instrument will be in the same state as when you