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VST Connections
Editing the Bus Configurations
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Renaming Multiple Busses
You can rename all the selected busses at once using incrementing numbers or
letters.
• To use incrementing numbers, select the busses that you want to rename and
enter a new name for one of the busses, followed by a number.
For example, if you have eight inputs that you want to be named “In 1, In 2, …,
In 8”, you select all the busses and enter the name In 1 for the first bus. All
other busses are then renamed automatically.
• To use letters from the alphabet, select the busses that you want to rename
and enter a new name for one of the busses, followed by a space and a capital
letter.
For example, if you have three FX channels that you want to be named “FX A,
FX B, and FX C”, you select all the channels and enter the name FX A for the
first. All other channels are renamed automatically. The last letter that can be
used is Z. If you have more selected entries than there are letters available, the
remaining entries are skipped.
NOTE
You can begin renaming from any position in the list. The renaming starts from the
bus where you edit the name, goes down the list to the bottom, and then continues
from the top until all selected busses have been renamed.
Identifying Exclusive Port Assignments
For certain channel types, the port assignment is exclusive.
Once a port has been assigned to such a bus or channel, it must not be assigned
to another bus, otherwise the connection to the first bus will be broken.
The corresponding ports are marked in red in the VST Connections window on the
Device Port pop-up menu.