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4.
Add an input bus to your project. This input bus will receive the signal from your effects processor. For more information, see Adding
a bus on page 168.
5.
Configure your input bus to take its input from the effects processor and send its output to your main mix:
a.
In the I/O control region of the input bus's channel strip, click the Input Source button and choose the sound card input that is
connected to your effects processor's output (Inst 1 for this example).
b.
Click the Output button and choose the output where you want to send your processed signal. We’ll send this signal to the
master bus so it is included with your main mix and will be included when performing a real-time render. For more information,
see Rendering in real time on page 50.
This input bus provides a signal path from your
effects processor's output to your project.
6.
Send your track to the effects processor:
Click the bus button on the track header and choose the bus you created in step 2.
The bus button on the track header
lets you send the track's audio to
your effects processor.
.
7.
Click Play
When you play your project, the track is sent to your auxiliary bus, into the effects processor, out of the effects processor into the
input bus, and out to the master bus.
8.
When you're ready to render your project, you can use real-time rendering to include the output from your effects processor with
your project. For more information, see Rendering in real time on page 50.
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