PRESONUS S1 Artist 3.0 [167/307] Studio one reference manual

Normally, if you add multiple effects to a Channel, they are connected in series; the output of the first effect feeds into the

second effect, which feeds into the third, and so on. If you open the Routing view in the Channel Editor for a Channel with

multiple effects, this is what you'll see.

Each effect in the Routing view is displayed as a module. When they're in series, a line runs through them from top to

bottom, signifying the path of the signal as it runs through the modules. The signal starts at the top, and flows through the

effects, to the bottom.

You can click on an effects module to select it. If a selected effect is a built-in plug-in, a selection of the plug-in controls are

displayed in the inspector to the left. You can load patches for the effect from this inspector, as well as set a color for the

selected effects module, by clicking the color picker to the left of the effect's name in the inspector.

to change the order in which they process the signal. You can also add effects by clicking the [Add FX] button, which brings

up a menu of available effects.

Splitting Signals

The Splitter module lets you split signals, letting you process them through multiple parallel effects paths. These split

signals are then mixed back into a single signal. You can add a Splitter to your effects setup by clicking-and-dragging from

the [Drag Splitter] button to your choice of location in the Routing view.

You can click on a Splitter to select it, and its options are shown in the inspector to the left. The following options are

available:

Splits Lets you specify the number of independent paths to split the signal into.

Mute Output Click the boxes to mute and unmute individual split paths.