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CHAPTER 2 -

System Requirements, Installation, Con guration, Setup and Usage

If the current track is mono, the TimewARP 2600 for this track will be con gured for one

channel of input, and you can select between mono and stereo output. If the current

track is stereo, the TimewARP 2600 insert will automatically be con gured for stereo

throughout. Con rm this, when the synthesizer panel comes up, by observing that the

preamp module in the upper left corner has

two

channel outputs rather than just one.

If you are processing an existing track, press play on the transport control to hear

the audio being processed by the TimewARP 2600 in real time. You need to select an

appropriate TimewARP 2600 patch (such as those in the

Voice

Guitar Effects

categories

in the

Factory

group) to successfully process audio this way.

If you are processing a live track, enable the track’s record mode, and then audio from

your input will be fed through the TimewARP 2600. You need to select an appropriate

TimewARP 2600 patch (such as those in the

Voice

Guitar Effects

categories in the

Factory

group) to successfully process audio this way.

2.1.3.3

MIDI Tracks

Running as a track plug-in, the TimewARP 2600 can process prerecorded MIDI tracks.

To do this, set up two tracks just as you did above in section 2.1.3.1: an audio track that

is running the TimewARP 2600 as a track insert, and a MIDI track whose output is routed

to the TimewARP 2600.

When you play this track (use the Pro Tools transport window to play, rewind, pause the

MIDI sequence, etc.), the MIDI events stored in the track sequence will be routed to the

TimewARP 2600. MIDI note-events will become key depressions at the virtual keyboard;

MIDI pitch-bend will turn the virtual keyboard pitch-bend knob; and MIDI controllers

that are mapped to TimewARP 2600 sliders, knobs or switches (see section 2.2) will move

those controls.

2.1.4

Selecting Patches

The TimewARP 2600 gives you a three-level hierarchy for storing and organizing your

patches. All

Patches

are sorted into various

Categories,

which are in turn sorted into major

Groups.

Each of the three patch selection buttons generates a drop-down list associated

with one layer in this hierarchy.

Groups, Categories,

and

Patches

can also be selected by keyboard shortcuts.

The up/down

arrow keys

on the computer keyboard select Patches, the

left/right arrow keys

move

between