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Sharing a Single Delay Among

Multiple Plug-ins

All Virus Indigo plug-ins sharing the same DSP

also share a single delay. The plug-in designated

as the “delay master” carries the delay signal. All

other plug-ins sharing the same DSP automati-

cally bus their delay sends to the delay master.

If you want to use delay on multiple plug-ins

sharing the same DSP, it is recommended that

you use one Virus Indigo plug-in strictly for de-

lay or reverb effects (not for playing a patch) by

inserting it on an Auxiliary Input and designat-

ing it as the delay master.

For a plug-in to be designated as the delay mas-

ter, its Effect enable button must be on. By de-

fault, the first instance of a Virus Indigo plug-in

(1a, for example) is the delay master and its Ef-

fect enable button is automatically turned on.

On all other instances (1b, 1c, 1d, and so on),

the Effect enable button is off.

To designate a different plug-in on the same DSP

as the delay master, you must turn on its Effect

enable button. The Effect enable button on the

previous delay master will then be turned off.

Designating a plug-in as the delay master:

1 Open the Inserts/Sends Editor for the

Virus Indigo plug-in you want to use as the de-

lay master.

2 Open the FX-1 page and in the Delay/Reverb

section, enable Effect.

The Effect enable state is not saved with a Virus

Indigo patch. It is saved with a session. All other

delay settings, including the delay Send level,

are saved with a Virus Indigo patch.

If you load a Virus Indigo patch from the Librar-

ian menu, its delay settings will load just as you

saved them—if that plug-in is the delay master.

The settings will also be sent to the other plug-

ins sharing the same DSP.

If the plug-in is not the delay master, its settings

will be overridden by the designated delay mas-

ter.

Using a Single Delay as a Shared

Resource

For maximum flexibility in a shared delay situa-

tion, use one Virus Indigo plug-in as a shared re-

source by inserting it on an Auxiliary Input and

designating it as the delay master.

All other Virus Indigo plug-ins sharing the same

DSP automatically bus their delay sends to the

delay master. Delay return levels can then be ad-

justed independently from patch volume.

The “Shared Delay Demo” session demonstrates

such an arrangement.

To hear the shared delay session:

1 Locate and open the “Shared Delay Demo”

session.

2 Press the Spacebar to begin playback.

In this example:

• Virus Indigo 1b and 1c generate music.

• Virus Indigo 1a serves as a dedicated delay.

• Delay send levels of Virus Indigo 1b and 1c

are controlled by the Delay Send knob on the

FX-1 page of each plug-in.

• Master delay return level is controlled by the

fader on the “Delay Master” Auxiliary Input.

If the Effect enable button is not enabled for

any plug-in sharing the same DSP, delay is

turned off.

Delay parameters for all plug-ins sharing

the same DSP can be manually adjusted

from any one of the plug-ins.

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