Apollo Thunderbolt Software Manual Console Recall Plug-In 163
Console Recall Plug-In
Console Recall Overview
Console Recall is a DAW plug-in supplied in VST, RTAS, AAX 64, and Audio Units
formats. It is inserted and used within host DAWs as with any other plug-in.
Note: The Console Recall plug-in is not required to use the Apollo interface
hardware, the Console application, or a DAW.
The primary function of the Console Recall plug-in is to store the current Console
configuration within the DAW via the SYNC (synchronize) switch in the plug-in. It can
also be used to view and adjust Apollo’s monitor output level, mono, and mute states
without having to leave the DAW.
SYNC
The SYNC switch is not present within the Console application. When a DAW project
containing the Console Recall plug-in is saved and the SYNC switch is enabled in the
plug-in, the current state of the Console application is stored within the Console Recall
plug-in.
When the DAW project file is subsequently reloaded, Console is automatically restored
to the previous settings state, regardless of any changes to Console or Apollo that were
made in the interim.
Since plug-in settings are saved within DAW project files, using SYNC enables Console’s
current state to be stored within the DAW project file without saving or loading Console
sessions presets via the Console Sessions functions.
This feature ensures the DAW project will sound exactly the same when reloaded at a
later date, even if Console contains customized settings that might affect the audio, such
as send mixes, signal routings, and/or Realtime UAD Processing.
Console Recall plug-in interface
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