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To view a list of the automatable parameters in a particular effect, uncheck one of
the Controls Linked to Group checkboxes on the SurroundBridge tab, and read the
list in the Unlinked Controls field.
To Relink Individual Effect Parameters to Other Effect
Instances
1. In the Unlinked Controls field on the SurroundBridge tab, select the
parameters you want to relink—if the parameters you want to select are
adjacent, you can Shift-click the first and last ones in the group. If they’re not
adjacent, you can Ctrl-click them individually.
2. Click the Relink Controls button.
The parameters you relinked are removed from the list.
To Unlink All of an Instance’s Parameters from Other
Instances
1. In the property page of an effect that’s patched into a surround bus, click the
SurroundBridge tab.
2. Find the instance you want to unlink in the Plug-in # column, and uncheck its
Controls Linked to Group checkbox.
The parameters you unlinked appear in the Unlinked Controls field, with the
instance number listed in the Plug-in # column of the Unlinked Controls field.
Note: to relink all of an instance’s parameters, recheck its Controls Linked to
Group checkbox.
To Disable an Instance
• On the SurroundBridge tab of the effect’s property page, uncheck the Enable
checkbox of the plug-in you want to disable. The instance’s tab becomes
greyed-out when you do this. You can re-enable the instance by rechecking the
checkbox.
The Enable checkbox is a separate bypass system from the Bypass button that is
on the instance’s individual property tab. Disabling an instance by using the
Enable checkbox lightens the CPU load by taking the instance out of the
processing path. The Bypass button on the instance’s property tab does not change
color when you click the Enable checkbox, because it is a separate system. The
Bypass button is automatable in some plug-ins.
To Save a Preset
1. Set the effect’s parameters the way you want them.
2. In the Presets field of the effect’s property page, type a name for the preset,
and click the floppy disk icon that’s just right of the Presets field.
Saving a preset of an effect that’s patched into a surround bus creates a surround
preset, which includes channel assignments and parameter linkage settings.
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