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Bypassing plug-ins on the chain
You can bypass plug-ins on the chain by clearing the check box on a specific plug-in or by right-clicking the plug-in and choosing Bypass from the shortcut menu. The plug-in remains bypassed until you enable it again. Bypassing a plug-in prevents it from being processed on the mixer, track or bus.
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To enable the plug-in again, click its check box or choose Bypass from the shortcut menu.
You can bypass plug-ins from the appropriate FX window or from the Plug-In Chooser dialog.
Removing plug-ins from a chain
You can remove plug-ins from a chain in either the appropriate FX window or the Plug-In Chooser dialog.
Removing a plug-in from the chain in the FX window
1.Click the Track FX, Bus FX or Assignable FX button (
). The appropriate FX window (Audio Plug-In or Video Track FX) appears.
Assignable effects are available only in the full version of Vegas software.
2.Select the plug-in that you want to remove.
3.Click the Remove Selected Plug-In button (
).
Removing a plug-in from the chain in the Plug-In Chooser dialog
1.Click the Track FX, Bus FX or Assignable FX button (
). The appropriate FX window (Audio Plug-In or Video Track FX) appears.
Assignable effects are available only in the full version of Vegas software.
2.Click the Plug-In Chain button (
). The Plug-In Chooser dialog appears with the plug-in chain displayed at the top.
3.Select the plug-in that you want to remove and click Remove to remove it from the chain.
4.Click OK to close the Plug-In Chooser dialog.
Saving plug-in chains
You can save and edit the plug-in chains that you add to tracks or busses or create as assignable effects chains. Saved chains retain the order of plug-ins and the settings that you have applied. These chains are stored as effect packages for use in future projects. If you use the same plug-in chains regularly, saving them as packages is faster and more consistent than recreating the chain manually.
Once you save a chain as a package, you can use it as either a track, bus or assignable effects plug-in chain. Saved plug-in chain packages appear in the Plug-In Chooser dialog.
