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7 Effects
MultitrackStudio features a large number of built-in high-quality effects. In addition VST and DX plugins can
be used.
Effects are reached via Effect Slots. Effects can be selected by
clicking the slot's down arrow (or by right-clicking the slot). The
Effect Selector contains all native MultitrackStudio effects, VST
and DX plugins, Convolutor impulse responses and effect
presets. A search text can be typed to filter the list. VST and DX list items
have invisible tags so you can use 'vst' or 'dx' search terms to hide the
other type of plugin. When an effect's user interface is visible you can
press the F3 key to pop up the selector list. It remembers the search text,
press the F3 key to pop up the selector list. It remembers the search text,
so you can try the next effect which matches the search text easily.
Leftclicking the slot's button will show the effect's user interface. All effects
have a Bypass button. If the effect is not actually active (it's either
have a Bypass button. If the effect is not actually active (it's either
bypassed or its controls are in neutral position) the text in the effect slot's
display appears dimmed. Inactive effects do not use any processing
power.
Effects can be moved using drag-and-drop, keeping the Ctrl key down
while doing this will copy the effect instead of move it. Adding or removing
effects can be done while the transport is running.
The following effects are available:
(*): Pro Plus edition only
Presets
Presets can be loaded or created using the Presets button which appears on the effect's user interface.
Controlling the Transport
You can use either the keyboard or the mouse to control the transport while an effect's user interface is on
screen. In particular the Alt+Left Arrow key combination will be useful when setting up effects. Some VST
or DX plugins can gain "keyboard focus", which makes it impossible to control the transport using the
keyboard. You can click the righthand part (the "MultitrackStudio part") of the plugin window to restore
keyboard focus.
7.1 Automated Fader
The Automated Fader is a volume control that can be programmed to change over time. It can be used to
attenuate, amplify or mute part of a Track. It can also be used to turn off Reverb or Echo effects if used in
an Effect Return section or in a Parallel Effect.
Effect Selector (Pro Plus edition)
Effect Slot
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Automated Fader
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Band Effect
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Chorus
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Compressor
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Convolutor
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Deesser
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Doubler
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Dynamics
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Echo
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EQ
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Exciter
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Flanger
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Guitar Amp (*)
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Master Limiter
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Multi Effect
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Noisegate
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Parallel Effect
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Phase Inverter
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Phaser
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Pseudo Stereo
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Reverb
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Rotor
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Saturation
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Stereo Effect
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Tremolo
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Tuner
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Vibrato
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VST Plugins
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DX Plugins