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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.
Plug-in Windows for Audio Montages
In plug-in windows for audio montages, you can display the effect plug-ins that are used for clips, tracks, track groups, or the montage output. You can display all effects in one plug-in window or have separate windows for each effect, for all track effects, all track group effects, all clip effects, or all montage output effects.
Adding Effects From Within the Plug-in Window
Effects that are added to a clip, track, or the montage output in the Inspector window are automatically displayed in the plug-in window. However, you can also add effects to a track or a clip from within the plug-in window.

Adding Effects From Within the Plug-in Window

Effects that are added to a clip, track, or the montage output in the Inspector window are automatically displayed in the plug-in window. However, you can also add effects to a track or a clip from within the plug-in window.

Procedure

In the Plug-in Window Handling dialog, activate Use Plug-in Chain Windows.
Open the plug-in window for the clip, track, or montage output to which you want to add an effect.
In the plug-in window, click Add Plug-in.
Select an effect from the menu.

The effect is added at the end of the plug-in chain.
Optional: If you want to move the added effect in the plug-in chain, drag it to another position.