MXXX / Order module - a brief guide

[DarkStar]

^^^

Hehe ok, the list:
Dynamics, Distortion, Modulation, Stereo, Spectral, Synthesis, Instrument, MDrummer, Reverb, Delay, EQ, Filter, Saturation, Limit, Time, Pitch, FX

"Limit" not "Limiter"?

Something to go in the Info, somewhere?

[Tagirijus]

First I was like "oh, some kind of mini and 2d-only MXXX inside MXXX?" and now you enlightened me and I am like "holy !!!", haha.

Thanks for explaining, DarkStar!

[DarkStar]

One use: Quick, easy FX chain; takes up less space than putting the plug-ins in the Module Grid. And easy re-ordering (think Ozone 8 or TDR Limiter 6)



PS I'd like a Bypass button on each plug-in in the vertical list.

[werzel]

Doesn't the Bypass in the same row as the plug-in name work?

[DarkStar]

Yes, but you have to select that plug-in first to get to it. I was looking for a quicker way

[spencerlee]

Double Click the Name

[DarkStar]

Ah ha - but that should set the Bypass button on the plug-in GUI too, shouldn't it? And vice versa..

[spencerlee]

Give it a try I of course discovered it by accident..

[DarkStar]

I did - it doesn't!

[spencerlee]

Just checked it. It does it on the Edit Screen not on the Easy Screen. Maybe it should.

[DarkStar]

Not working here:


Clicking one does not refresh the other. And it does not work if I change the plug-in (Saturator in this example) to Edit mode either

[werzel]

Does that make it an Active/ Inactive state when not using the actual Bypass button? Enabled/ Not enabled?
(This terminology is driving me batty!)

[spencerlee]

Well it is a bit odd. If you double click the panel it gives you back the CPU. So is this bypassing or is this un enabling.
There is no bypass indicator but it greys out the same as any MXXX module.
To get it back just double click again.
I would like to see it function this way on the easy screen.
Spencer