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Waldorf Edition
User Manual 65 Waldorf
Using the D-Pole
The D-Pole should be used as a so-called Insert Effect. Using this routing, the input si-
gnal will be replaced fully by the processed signal, which is what you generally want
when using a filter effect. You can also use the D-Pole as a sum effect.
Don’t use the D-Pole as a Send Effect unless you want to achieve a certain result. A
Send Effect doesn’t replace the input signal with the processed signal, it only mixes the
processed signal onto the input signal. This reduces the strength of the filter effect and
unwanted phase interferences will happen.
If you wish to use it in a VST an AudioUnit or an AAX compatible host application,
please consult its documentation to find out what you have to do to set up the plug-in.
Audio Routing of the D-Pole
The D-Pole processes mono and stereo audio signals. When using a mono routing, the
Panning control doesn’t affect the audio signal.
If wanted, you can transform the tracks processed by the D-Pole into an audio file. To
do this, simply use the “Export Audio” function of your host application. Please find
more information in the corresponding documentation.
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To get the most out of the D-Pole, please make sure that you use the latest soft-
ware version of your host application.
Selecting Programs
A Bank of the VST version of the D-Pole consists of 16 Programs. The AudioUnit versi-
on offers 1 Program. „Banks“ are not supported there.
The D-Pole comes with several presets created by renowned sound designers.
You can load complete banks or single programs through the respective menus of the
host application. For information on loading, please read the corresponding manual
section of your host application.
Storing Banks and Programs
The D-Pole offers saving of single programs and whole banks of 16 programs. The Au-
dioUnit version on the Macintosh only offers saving of single programs.
Programs and banks are saved through the menus of the host application. Please read
the corresponding manual section of your host application.
When you save your song or project file, the following information is saved with it:

The number of D-Pole modules used in the Song
 Which Banks and Programs were used
 Even the changed settings of edited Programs are stored
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If you wish to use the edited version of a program in another song, then you must
save it manually before.