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chrizzle
New member
how do you use the internal effects on audio inputs?
do they just work on midi?
do they just work on midi?
dachay2tnr
One Hit Wonder
Well. . . the midi effects work on midi, and the audio effects work on audio. 
To use an audio effect, click the tab labeled FX at the bottom of the Track View window. Then go to one of your audio tracks and look for a rectangle with Fx in it. Right click in that rectangle. From the pop-up menu, choose Audio Effects > Cakewalk and the choose an effect. The effect will open up. Tweak the settings until you are happy and then close the effect. It will now appear in the Fx rectangle.
To readjust it later, just double click on it and it will reopen.
To use an audio effect, click the tab labeled FX at the bottom of the Track View window. Then go to one of your audio tracks and look for a rectangle with Fx in it. Right click in that rectangle. From the pop-up menu, choose Audio Effects > Cakewalk and the choose an effect. The effect will open up. Tweak the settings until you are happy and then close the effect. It will now appear in the Fx rectangle.
To readjust it later, just double click on it and it will reopen.
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sheppard
New member
whats up chrizzle?glad to see you made it.
sheppard
sheppard
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
...and in case you wanna hear the effect while you record it, go Options --> Audio --> Input monitoring. Highlight your option. Make sure you run powerfull machine & good soundcard... I mean GOOD SOUNDCARD & Drivers. Otherwise, you'll get big latency issue & dropouts.
jaymz
jaymz
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Latency-figures for Input Monitoring
Recommended latency: 5 ms or lower
Maximum latency: 10 ms
Recommended latency: 5 ms or lower
Maximum latency: 10 ms