When using our plugin, you'll notice two distinct user interfaces: the Easy Screen and the Edit Screen. Here’s how they differ and how to make the most of each:
Easy Screen: The Easy Screen is the default view when you open most plugins. It’s designed for quick, everyday tasks without diving into advanced settings. Here’s what you’ll find:
- Simplified Controls: Fewer knobs and buttons for common adjustments.
- Device List: Displays available presets (or active devices/instruments) on the left. Each preset offers multi parameters, which act like macro controls.
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Color Coding: Devices are highlighted with different text colors:
- Black/White: Essential for general use.
- Green: Tailored for specific tasks like vocal processing.
- Red: Offers unique or extreme processing effects.
- Blue: Requires additional inputs like side-chain or MIDI to function properly.
Edit Screen: Switch to the Edit Screen by clicking the Edit button. Here, you’ll find:
- Full Feature Access: Explore all plugin features and settings.
- Detailed Customization: Adjust parameters and settings that aren’t visible on the Easy Screen.
- Multi Parameters: Configure these to create your own custom presets. Each multiparameter controls one or more plugin parameters.
Switching Between Screens: Toggle between Easy and Edit screens without losing settings, unless you make changes. It’s a great way to preview and tweak settings:
- Click Edit to switch to the detailed Edit Screen.
- Hold Ctrl and click Edit to view both screens simultaneously (advanced users).
Creating Your Own Presets: While in Edit mode, configure your plugin settings and define multi parameters. Switch back to the Easy Screen to check your interface. When satisfied, save your custom preset.
For More Information: Explore our video tutorials on multiparameters for detailed guidance.
Whether you’re a beginner focusing on simplicity or an expert delving into advanced settings, our dual-screen interface ensures you have the tools you need for every project.
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