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Audio Montage
The audio montage is a multichannel and multitrack non-destructive editing environment that allows you to arrange, edit, play back, and record audio clips.
Effects for Tracks, Track Groups, Clips, and the Montage Output
You can add VST effect plug-ins to individual clips, tracks, track groups, or the output of an audio montage. Clip effects affect individual clips only, track effects affect all clips on a track, track group effects affect all tracks of the track group, and the montage output affects the whole audio montage.
Clip Plug-in Routing
You can route clip plug-ins to a clip. This, in conjunction with envelopes, allows you to control which part of the clip the plug-in processes.
Routing a Plug-in to a Clip
You can route a plug-in to an entire clip or only to parts of the clip.

Routing a Plug-in to a Clip

You can route a plug-in to an entire clip or only to parts of the clip.

Procedure

In the Inspector window, click Clip.
In the Montage Effects pane, click an effect slot and add an effect.
In the effects list, click Routing for a plug-in, and select one of the following routing options:
- Insert (Standard)
- Blend Wet into Dry (Send)
- Parallel Processing
If you have selected Blend Wet into Dry (Send) or Parallel Processing, you can edit the effect envelope to route the plug-in only to parts of the clip. Click Routing and select Edit Automation Envelope.

The Envelope tab in the Audio Montage window opens, and the plug-in is selected as envelope type.
In the montage window, edit the envelope curve.