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Export Preset... Exports the current settings as a preset file, for use by others or for storage.

Show in Browser Locates the currently loaded preset in the Browser.

You can also store any effect or Instrument preset by dragging-and-dropping the Insert effect or Instrument from the

Console to the Browser. If dragged to a location in the File Browser, the preset is stored in that location. If dragged to the

Effects or Instruments Browser, the preset is stored in your User Data location (as set in the Studio One/Options/Locations

menu (Mac OS X: Preferences/Locations) and becomes available in the preset dropdown lists of the Browser and effect

or Instrument.

FX Chains

Sometimes, a favorite combination of effects can become a staple of your workflow. For instance, you might regularly

apply a compressor, EQ, and chorus to your vocal tracks. FX Chains let you save the exact setup of the Inserts on a

Channel, so that the entire chain of effects, including all settings, can be recalled instantly for later re-use.

To create an FX Chain:

1. Configure a Channel with the desired Insert effects and settings.

2. Click on the menu arrow at the top of the Insert Device Rack, next to the Insert label, and select Store FX Chain

from the pop-up menu.

3. Type in a unique name for the FX Chain and click OK or press [Enter] on the keyboard.

Alternatively, you can drag and drop the Insert Device Rack header to the Effects Browser to instantly create an FX Chain

with the name of the Channel. You can also drag and drop the Insert Device Rack header to the File Browser, to export an

FX Chain as a file, with the name of the Channel. To replicate all Devices currently assigned to a Track on another Track,

drag and drop the Insert Device Rack header from the source Track to the Track of your choice.

FXChains incorporate any parallel processing you set up in the Routing view of the Channel Editor window. Complex

multi-effects configurations with custom Macro Controls can be stored and recalled with ease.

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