Apple Soundtrack Pro 2 - Manual (Page 286)

286 Chapter 8 Basic Mixing in Soundtrack Pro
Replacing an Effect
You can replace an effect in a channel strip with another effect. When you replace an
effect with another effect, the new effect has its own default settings, regardless of the
settings of the previous effect.
To replace an effect in a channel strip:
m Control-click the effect, choose Replace [effect name] from the shortcut menu, then
choose a new effect from the submenu.
Deleting Effects from a Channel Strip
You can delete an effect if you decide you don’t want to use it in a channel strip. You
can also delete all effects from a channel strip.
To delete an effect from a channel strip, do one of the following:
m Select the effect, then choose Edit > Delete (or press the Delete key.)
m Control-click the effect, then choose Delete [effect name] from the shortcut menu.
To delete all effects from a channel strip:
m Control-click an effects slot, then choose Delete All Effects from the shortcut menu.
For more information about working with effects, including information on uses of
different effects and adjusting effect parameters, see Chapter 11, “
Working with Audio
Effects ,” on page 327.
Working with Sends and Busses in the Mixer
This section covers using sends in Mixer channel strips. For more general information
about sends and busses, see “
Using Sends and Busses ” on page 270 and “ Adding Sends
to Tracks ” on page 349.
Adding Sends to a Channel Strip
You can add sends to a channel strip, show send settings in the Effects tab, bypass a
send, or remove a send in the Mixer.
To add a send to a channel strip:
m Control-click an empty effects slot in the channel strip, choose Add Send from the
shortcut menu, then choose one of the available busses in the submenu.
The new send is added. When you add a send, the audio is routed from the send to a
bus. By default, the first send you add to an effects chain is routed to Bus 1, the second
send is routed to Bus 2, and so on, if the default bus exists. You can choose the bus to
which a send is routed.
By default, new sends are pre-fader sends. You can change a send to a post-fader send.