Specifications

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To configure the AudioSuite Buffer Size:
1 Choose Setup > Preferences.
2 Click Processing.
3 Select an AudioSuite Buffer Size.
Though the default setting will work well for
most situations, you may want to set the buffer
according to your current task. Before you audi-
tion an AudioSuite plug-in, set this buffer to
Mini or Small. Then, when you are ready to pro-
cess a file, reset it to Large or Jumbo.
4 Click Done.
Use AudioSuite Dither When selected, dither is
applied during certain AudioSuite processes
(such as Normalize and Gain), using the dither
algorithm selected in the Dither Plug-in pop-up
menu. Dither is most useful when working with
low-level files or files that contain a fade in or
fade out.
Dither Plug-in Lets you choose the dither plug-in
algorithm used during AudioSuite processing.
Bit Depth Selects the default bit depth used by
the dither function during AudioSuite process-
ing. Bit depth can be set to 16-, 18-, 20-, or 24-
bit.
TC/E
The TC/E section lets you choose the plug-in
used for AudioSuite time compression and ex-
pansion processing, as well as its default set-
tings.
TC/E Plug-in Selects the Time Compression/Ex-
pansion plug-in and default settings used when
editing with the TCE Trim tool. If you own a
compatible third-party time compression and
expansion plug-in, you have the option of using
it for Pro Tools time compression and expansion
processes by selecting it here.
Default Settings Selects the settings used by the
selected AudioSuite TC/E plug-in.
For an explanation of dither, see the
Pro Tools Reference Guide.
Refer to the Pro Tools Reference Guide for
more information about the Time Compres-
sion/Expansion Trim tool.