Applying realtime effects, Rendering realtime effects to actions – Apple Soundtrack Pro 2 User Manual
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Chapter 11
Working with Audio Effects
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Optionally, do any of the following:
 Click the Play button to hear the effect and your adjustments to it.
 Click the Reset button to reset the parameters to their default values.
 Click the Toggle Effect Bypass button to hear the audio without the effect.
 Click the Show Presets button to display the available presets.
For more information about presets, see “
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Click Apply.
A corresponding action appears in the Actions tab for the clip.
For more information about working with processing effects, see “
” on page 219. For information on working with actions, see “
Applying Realtime Effects
You can add realtime effects to entire tracks, busses, and submixes in a multitrack
project or to an entire audio file project. You can automate realtime effects parameters
to create changes over time. Realtime effects modify the audio as it passes through
them, so you hear any changes you make, or any new audio you add, through the
sound of the effect. Each realtime effect has effect parameters you can adjust to control
how the effect modifies the audio.
You can create effects chains on a track, bus, submix, or audio file using realtime effects.
An effects chain is a series of effects that modify the audio in a set order. Using busses
in the Timeline and Mixer, you can create submixes, and apply the effect to all the
tracks in a submix with one set of controls.
For information on working with realtime effects in both multitrack and audio file
projects, see “
Note: This chapter describes the various categories of effects included with
Soundtrack Pro. For complete information on the details of each realtime effect, see the
Soundtrack Pro Effects Reference document, available in the Help menu.
Rendering Realtime Effects to Actions
You can also convert any realtime effect that you have applied in the File Editor project
view to an action in the Actions list, which enables you to turn these effects on or off,
reorder them in the list, and save them with the audio file project. For information
about rendering realtime effects to actions, see “