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Table Of Contents
- MainStage 2: Exploring MainStage
- Contents
- Chapter 1: A First Look at MainStage
- Chapter 2: Adding and Organizing Patches
- Chapter 3: Editing Patches
- Chapter 4: Learning Controller Assignments
- Chapter 5: Mapping Screen Controls
- Chapter 6: Working with Concerts and Sets
- Chapter 7: Editing Concert Layouts
- Chapter 8: Playing Back Audio
- Chapter 9: Performing Live with MainStage
- Chapter 10: Getting Answers
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Chapter 3 Editing Patches
Channel Strip Types
You can use the following types of channel strips in a MainStage concert:
Audio channel strip: Use with guitars, instruments, microphones, and other audio Â
devices connected to your computer.
Software instrument channel strip: Use with keyboard controllers and other MIDI Â
devices that send MIDI note messages.
External instrument channel strip: Use to control external hardware synthesizers and Â
sound modules and ReWire applications.
Auxiliary (aux) channel strip: Use to route the audio output from other channel strips Â
and with multi-output instruments.