CAKEWALK PRO AUDIO - Mixing Audio Effects

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audio Þles are created. See ÒMixing and Effects PatchingÓ on page 9-1,
for more information on real-time effects.
Mixing Audio Effects
The dialog box for each plug-in effect has a Mixing tab that provides
three options for processing the data.
Option... Meaning...
Process In-Place, Mono to
Mono
Audio is processed event-by-event, in mono
format. The processed output of the plug-in
replaces the original event's data, in-place. (If the
plug-in produces only stereo output, Pro Audio
automatically converts the audio to mono.)
This option is best for effects like Time/Pitch
Stretching and Parametric Equalization.
Process In-Place, Creating
Stereo Output Tracks
Audio is fed into the plug-in, event-by-event, in
mono format. A new stereo track is inserted
beneath the selected track, and the stereo output
of the plug-in is placed into this stereo track. (If
the plug-in produces only mono output, Pro
Audio automatically converts it to stereo.)
If you check Keep Original Data, Pro Audio won't
delete the original audio data. This lets you create
stereo wet only tracks for finer mixing control. If
you leave Keep Original Data unchecked, the
processed data will replace the original audio
events.
Create a Send Submix All selected audio tracks are mixed down into a
stereo submix. This stereo submix is fed into the
plug-in, in stereo. The stereo output of the plug-in
is placed into a new stereo track at the destination
you choose.
If you check Keep Original Data, Pro Audio won't
delete the original audio data. If you leave it
unchecked, the processed data will replace the
original audio events.
Note:
Off-line effects may cause your audio events to grow in size. For
example, when you apply reverb, your event may need to grow to
accommodate the tail end of an echo.