GLOBAL PLUG-IN CONTROLS
KEYBOARD COMMANDS
In most host applications, the NonLin2 Reverb supports keyboard commands for certain
functions. The following key commands are available for all plug-in parameters:
Key Commands in Mac OS X:
Fine Adjust = Apple key + mouse movement
Reset To Default = Alt key + mouse click
Key Commands in Windows:
Fine Adjust = Alt + mouse movement
Reset To Default = Shift + Control + mouse click
User Assignable Key Commands:
Depending on your host application, you have the ability to add your own keyboard
shortcuts to certain buttons. The supported buttons in NonLin2 are: Mem., A/B, the
previous/next preset buttons and the 2 page buttons: Main and Modify.
A right mouse click on the button will open a pop-up menu. Here you can select to
assign a new keyboard shortcut or to remove a previously assigned shortcut.
Note: The ability to use the assignable key commands highly depends on the host
application. Some applications do not pass key commands on to the plug-in.
SCROLL WHEEL SUPPORT
If you are using a host application that supports this feature, all of the NonLin2 knobs
and faders support scrolling on both Windows XP and Mac OS X. Simply roll your
mouse over a knob or slider and use the Scroll Wheel to increment / decrement the
associated parameter.
USER INTERFACE DISABLED
Should your PowerCore be fully loaded and there is not enough free processing on
your DSPs, the plug-in will come up in a “disabled” state. Should this occur, it is
advised to remove the plug-in from the mix.
Note: In case any PowerCore plug-in gets disabled either while loading a session or
during your work (e.g. you forgot to switch on PowerCore prior to loading a session),
you can always save your session without losing any of the plug-in settings. The last
setting of the plug-in will always be saved, even when it is in “disabled” state! This
also applies to saving presets.
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