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Tips for Using DSP Mode
To ensure optimal workflows in DSP Mode:
Use input and output gain controls on Native-only plug-in inserts to make up for any undesirable changes in signal level when
switching between Native Mode and DSP Mode.
Since DSP Mode does not reduce latency for tracks that are not part of a live signal path, avoid enabling DSP Mode on tracks
that are not part of the signal chain for recording and input monitoring. However, note that DSP Mode can be used to offload
plug-in processing from the CPU when mixing without consequence.
To avoid unnecessarily enabling DSP Mode automatically on tracks that are fed by other channels of a multi-channel bus, use
dedicated mono bus paths instead of mono sub-paths of stereo busses when routing mono audio signals with tracks in DSP
Mode. You will need to specifically create mono bus paths in I/O Setup since the default bus paths will always be stereo with
mono sub-paths.
Avoid routing unrelated signals to the channels of a multichannel bus. For example, avoid routing a guitar signal to the left chan-
nel and a bass signal to the right channel of the same stereo bus.
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