Plug-in Reference

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The Included Effect Plug-ins
Surround Plug-ins
Parameters
The plug-in panel is divided into three sections: By default, only the center section is
visible, the input and output channel displays can be shown to the left and right of the
center section.
• To show/hide the input or output channel configuration, click the corresponding
arrow button.
Controls in the Center Section
The center section contains the main plug-in parameters as well as buttons for soloing
several speakers in one go.
The following parameters are available:
Soloing Channels in the Channel Displays
• To solo a channel, click the corresponding speaker icon.
You can solo several channels at the same time. All other channels are muted.
• To deactivate the solo state of a channel, click the corresponding speaker icon
again.
• To solo a channel exclusively, that is, mute all other channels, [Ctrl]/[Command]-
click the corresponding speaker icon.
• To solo the LFE channel, click the corresponding cross-hair icon in the center of
the channel display.
This corresponds to the “Solo Input/Output LFE Channel” button in the center
section.
• To mute a channel, [Shift]-click the corresponding speaker icon.
Parameter Description
Solo Channel buttons Solos all front channels, the LFE channel, or all surround channels
in the input or output display. All other channels are muted.
Listen to Solo
Channels on Center
Channel
Routes all soloed channels to the center channel. If no center
channel is present, the signal from the soloed channels is
distributed equally to the left and right speakers.
Global Gain Control the level of all output channels.
Listen to Surround
Channels on Front
Channels
Solos all surround channels, including the side channels, and
routes or downmixes them to the front speakers.
Center Level Controls the level of the front center channel.
LFE fader Controls the level of the LFE channel.
Surround Level Controls the level of the surround channels. The level of the
surround channels cannot be adjusted individually.
Activate/Deactivate
Low-Pass Filter
Activates the low-pass filter (120 Hz) that is applied to the LFE
channel.