Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 284)

• Choose the Load Setting command. A dialog opens. Only settings for compatible plug-in
types are shown. Each plug-in has its own set of parameters, and therefore its own file
format.
Note: You can also choose plug-in settings from the Library tab of the Media area in the
Arrange window. See
Using the Library to Choose Plug-in Settings .
To choose the next or previous setting
Do one of the following:
µ
In the plug-in window header, click the left arrow to choose the previous setting, or the
right arrow to choose the following setting.
µ
Make use of the following key commands:
• Next Plug-in Setting
• Previous Plug-in Setting
• Next Plug-in Setting or EXS Instrument
• Previous Plug-in Setting or EXS Instrument
• Next Channel Strip or Plug-in Setting or EXS Instrument
• Previous Channel Strip or Plug-in Setting or EXS Instrument
To replace a setting
Do one of the following:
µ
Browse to, and choose the setting you want to use from the plug-in Settings menu.
µ
Choose the Load Setting command, then choose the setting from the dialog.
To compare changed plug-in parameters with the original settings
1 Make adjustments to the plug-in parameters.
The Compare button turns blue (with white text), indicating that you have made changes
to the plug-in parameters, but have not saved the edited plug-in setting in the project.
2 Click the Compare button to listen to the setting that was originally saved with the project.
The Compare button turns black (with white text).
3 Click the Compare button again to switch back to the edited plug-in setting.
The Compare button again turns blue (with white text).
This feature allows you to audition your audio or instrument track playback through two
variations of a plug-in. The tweaked version can be saved as a new plug-in setting via
the Settings menu, if you decide to keep it. If you save it, the Compare button turns black
and is disabled.
284 Chapter 10 Working with Instruments and Effects