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Creating A User Default Setting In Avid Channel Strip

Avid Channel Strip Preset 1.jpg

Following on from my recent series on Channel Strips I thought I would post this simple guide to creating a user default.

To create a user default setting, I made the changes I wanted to Channel Strip. These were to change the default process order from [EQ, Filter, Dynamics, Volume] to [Filter, Dynamics, EQ, Volume] and to change the LF and HF sections to shelf, and finally hide the EQ section. I then saved the setting as “CS Compressor” using the preset menu at the top of the plug-in window.

With the setting saved, I then set this particular user setting as the plugin’s user default as shown below: 

Avid Channel Strip Preset 2.jpg

The final stage of the process is to change the plug-in default from factory to user setting: 

Avid Channel Strip Preset 3.jpg

The plug-in should now open by default using the personal usr setting you saved. 

Don’t also forget to check out our recent round-up of channel strips.

tags: Preset, channel strip, Plug-in, Pro Tools 10, Avid
categories: Pro Tools




Tuesday 02.04.14
Posted by Julian Rodgers - Pro Tools Expert
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