Creative 0404 User Preset Section, To Bypass ALL, To Un-Bypass ALL, To Select a User Preset

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FX Edit Screen

Method #2

1.Right-click over the Insert Effect you want to Solo (in the Insert section). A pop-up menu appears.

2.Select “Solo Insert” from the list of options. The other Insert Effect names in the strip will “gray-out” to indicate that they are bypassed.

To Bypass ALL

All the inserts in a strip can be bypassed with a single command.

1.Right-click over any Effect in the Insert section. A pop-up menu appears.

2.Select “Bypass All Inserts” from the list of options. All the insert names will “gray- out” to indicate that they are bypassed.

To Un-Bypass ALL

All the inserts in a strip can also be un-bypassed with a single command. This command works even if only some of the effects are bypassed.

1.Right-click over any Effect in the Insert section. A pop-up menu appears.

2.Select “Un-Bypass All Inserts” from the list of options. All the insert names will light to indicate that they are active.

User Preset Section

Each core effect has a set of User Presets, that you can use to store your favorite effect parameter settings. We’ve included a good collection of user presets to get you started. The user presets are accessed from the bar at the bottom of the TV screen. The user preset edit menu allows you to select stored presets, create new presets, rename or delete existing presets, or overwrite existing presets with your modified settings. User presets stay with the Mixer application regardless of which Session is open.

Click here for Edit Menu

Click here to Select Presets

To Select a User Preset

1.Select the FX display in the TV screen.

2.Select the desired insert effect, highlighting it. The effect parameters appear in the TV screen.

3.Click on the icon on the preset menu. A drop-down preset list appears.

4.Select a preset from the list.

To Create a New User Preset

1.Select the FX display in the TV screen.

2.Select the desired insert effect, highlighting it. The effect parameters appear in the TV screen.

3.Click on the Edit button. A pop-up menu appears.

4.Select New. A pop-up dialog box appears asking you to name the new preset.

5.Name the preset and click OK. Your new preset is now saved.

ETo copy or share User Presets, you must save them as FX Palette effects.

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Contents 0404 MU 0404 Digital Audio System Software Version Revision BTable of Contents Effects Appendix Index System Includes IntroductionWelcome MU Digital Audio System ComponentsOptional Sync Daughter Card Installation Setting Up the Digital Audio SystemName Description Connects Connector TypesSafety First Slots Installing the E-MU 0404 PCI CardTo install the 0404 PCI card into your computer Card Install the Sync CardSync Daughter Uninstalling all Audio Drivers and Applications Software InstallationInstalling the E-MU 0404 Drivers Windows 2000 or Windows XPInstallation Software Installation Analog Breakout Cable PCI Card & InterfacesE-MU 0404 PCI Card Analog Output ConnectionsBreakout Cable Digital Breakout CableAnalog Pdif Digital Audio Input & OutputMidi Cable Midi Sound ModuleDigital Connections PdifConnecting Cables to the Sync Daughter Card Sync Daughter Card OptionOverview of the Mixer PatchMix DSP MixerPatchMix DSP To Invoke the PatchMix DSP MixerMain Mixer WindowMonitor Pre Fader or Post FaderRight-Click Here MU Icon in the Windows TaskbarToolbar Session New SessionOpen Session Save SessionUsing External Clock Session SettingsSystem Settings Pdif Output Format SettingsPCI Card S/PDIF Input Input Mixer Strips To Delete a Mixer Strip Mixer Strip CreationTo Add a New Strip Multichannel Wave Files Insert Section Working with InsertsTo Add a Send/Return Insert Insert MenuTo Add a Send Insert InputRecordingPlayback Asio Direct Monitor Send/ReturnInput Meter Color Indicates Meter InsertsTo Add an Asio Direct Monitor Send/Return To Set the Input Levels of a Strip To Insert a MeterMaking the Best Possible Recording Test Tone/Signal Generator Insert Trim Pot InsertTo Bypass an Insert Managing Your InsertsTo Delete Effects from an Insert To Bypass All InsertsPan Fader ChainAux Section Aux BusPre-Fader Aux Send InputOutput Post-Fader Aux SendLevel, Pan, Solo & Mute Controls Main Section TV Screen & Selectors EffectInput OutputInput Input Sync/Sample Rate IndicatorsAuxiliary Effects & Returns OutputOutput Section Effects Palette EffectsOverview Effect Categories Core Effects Multi-EffectsTo Edit an Effect FX Insert ChainsTo Select an Effect To Delete an EffectTo Delete an Effect Category or Preset Creating, Renaming & Deleting Categories or PresetsTo Create a New Preset Category 88kHz, 96kHz, 176kHz & 192kHz OperationTo Import FX Category Folders To Import Core FX PresetsTo Export your Core FX Presets To Export your FX Category FoldersFX Edit Screen To Create a New User Preset User Preset SectionTo Select a User Preset To Bypass ALLTo Rename a User Preset Core Effects and Effects PresetsTo Delete a User Preset To Overwrite or Save a User PresetExample List of Core EffectsDSP Resource Usage Total EffectsBand Shelf EQ Core Effects DescriptionsBand Para EQ Low Shelf Or… High ShelfMid Band High Shelf Setting up a Parametric EQBand EQ Low-Shelf Mid 1-Band Mid 2-Band High-Shelf Auto-Wah Auto-Wah FilterCompressor VCA OutChorus Basic Controls Input Meter DistortionDistortion Flanger FlangerFreq Shifter Leveling Amp Post GainLite Reverb Early Reflections ReverberationTimeRolloff Mono Delays 100, 250, 500, 750, 1500Delay Phase Shifter LFOSpeaker Type Description RotarySpeaker Simulator Rolloff DelayStereo Delays 100, 250, 550, 750 Stereo Reverb Early Reflections Late ReverbVocal Morpher FrequencyMU PowerFX Setup Cubase LE To Setup & Use E-MU PowerFXTo Record E-MU PowerFX parameter changes in Cubase LE Automating E-MU PowerFXMU PowerFX Resource Availability MU PowerFX Compatibility Chart Application Name Compatible? Render Extra BuffersGeneral Tips for Rendering using E-MU PowerFX Rendering Audio with E-MU PowerFXUsing E-MU PowerFX with WaveLab and SoundForge Tips for using Freeze Mode on Cubase LEMU VST E-Wire Wire VST plug-inDelay Compensator To Setup and use E-WireCubase VST or Cubasis Delay Compensator UseDelay Units Parameter PatchMixGrouping Tracks PowerFX Or E-WirePowerFX Delay Or E-Wire Sync Daughter Card Supplement Smpte FeaturesAppendix Smpte ConversionFlywheel Mode Host ModeExternal Mode Smpte Modes of OperationTime Code Stripe ModeSmpte Background Types of SmpteSmpte Subframe Resolution Why use SMPTE?Avoiding Smpte problems Frames-per-second ResolutionDuplicating Smpte time code Other Tips for using SmpteMidi Time Code MTC To Synchronize PatchMix DSP to an External Clock Source Word Clock In/OutHouse Sync Generator Digital Device Word Clock Termination OFF Digital MixerAdat Optical Word Clock Termination onPatchMix DSP supplies Master Clock Getting in SyncExternal Device supplies Master Clock AES/EBU to S/PDIF Cable Adapter Appearance Settings in WindowsUseful Information Digital CablesType Level Frequency Response Technical SpecificationsSample Rates Bit Depth Hardware DSP Converters & OpAmps Dynamic Range Channel Crosstalk Input ImpedanceSync Daughter Card Dimensions & WeightPCI Card Internet References ForumsModel No Declaration of ConformityTrade Name Responsible PartyCompliance Information Index NumericsMidi Index Midi

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