Waves EQ Sampling System Q-Clone - Manual (Page 30)

Waves Q-Clone Manual 30
c. Reset – Reset the preset by loading the reset preset file from the
Load menu.
d. Add – By clicking the “Add” button you can load a new preset on
top of an existing one. The “Add” mode gives the effect of having 2
or more EQ devices in a chain. There are 2 options for Add mode:
i. Open a Q-clone preset (from the Q-Clone preset menu or
any directory on your hard drive) or use the existing
displayed EQ curve. Click the “Add” button, and then make
changes to it. Note that changes should be done from a flat
EQ starting point.
ii. Load an EQ on top of the existing Q-Clone EQ curve on
your screen. This preset can be loaded from the Q-Clone
preset menu or from any directory on your hard drive.
17. You can use saved presets and factory presets in two ways: Load and
Add. When you click the “Load” button (on the Waves menu bar) you
can choose any preset from the preset list. Each preset will show you
two options for loading. Load will allow you to upload the preset and
use it instead of the one that you had before. Add will upload the preset
on top of the one that you previously used.
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1. We recommend working with the VST components in Cubase/Nuendo (and
not with the DX). This is due “save session” problems with the DX
components.
2. Clicking on the “Add” mode (in the Q-Clone) multiple times without
changing the EQ settings may create a ripple and distortion in the Q-Clone
graph.
3. Ripples may occur when capturing (This is due to an analog to digital path
behavior).Make sure not to capture when they appear.
4. While Q-Clone or Q-Capture are open, sample rate changes in
Cubase/Nuendo may cause unstable behavior in the EQ curves. To avoid
this, close the plug-in instance first, then change the session sample rate
and reopen the plug-in.
5. In Logic and in Sonar, playing or stopping the session may cause clicks in
Q-Clone while it is in Capture mode. To avoid this, click the “Hold” button
on Q-Clone before you start playback, and resume to “Capture” mode
afterwards.
6. In all applications: The Flashing “No Transmission” while in Capture mode
is a phenomenon related to high CPU load “hiccups”. When the CPU is at