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Waves eMotion LV1 User Guide | Chapter 4: Mixer Window
DISABLE PLUGIN
Removes the plugin from the processing chain without deleting it from the rack. Disabling plugins that are currently unused may
reduce rack latency. Higher rack latency can result in an accumulated delay from the buss inputs. You can re-enable the plugin
without losing its settings, controls, or automation assignments. When a plugin is disabled, its name will remain visible, but the slot
will be solid gray.
REMOVE PLUGIN
Deletes the plugin from the slot. All parameter settings and control assignments are lost.
ADDING AND DELETING A ROW OF PLUGINS
Hold the ALT key while selecting Insert or Remove from the plugins menu to extend
the action across an entire row of slots. The on-screen keyboard provides latching Alt
and Ctrl modifier keys.
LATENCY COMPENSATION ON/OFF
Removes the plugin from plugin/buss latency compensation calculations. The plugin remains active, but its latency is no longer
reported to the delay compensation engine. This prevents a plugin with a particularly long delay from delaying the entire buss.
LATENCY
Indicates the delay introduced by the plugin or external insert.
RACK LATENCY
Indicates the total latency of all plugins and inserts in the rack. If no latency is declared by any of the plugins in the rack, both
sections will grayed out.
ORGANIZING PLUGINS IN THE RACK LAYER MODE
Rack signal flow is from top to bottom of the rack. Some plugins are designed to work together in parallel without regard for
processing sequence. With these plugins, rack order is unimportant. Refer to the plugin’s user guide for details.