Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 281)

To reset any parameter to its default (or centered) value
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Option-click the parameter.
To make finer parameter adjustments
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Hold down the Shift key before dragging a control.
You can also use the mouse wheel to adjust Logic Pro plug-in parameters.
To adjust plug-in parameters with the mouse wheel
1 Select a Logic Pro plug-in parameter by clicking it.
2 Move the mouse wheel.
Tip: You can also use the trackpad of any portable computer instead of the mouse wheel.
Using Common Plug-in Window Functions
The header area at the top of the plug-in window is common to all plug-ins. It offers a
number of important functions for plug-in use.
To hide or show the plug-in window header
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Click the icon at the top-right corner of the plug-in window.
Linking Plug-ins
The button to the extreme left of the plug-in window header (with a chain on it) is called
the Link button.
When the Link Button Is Switched On
• A single plug-in window is used to display all open plug-ins. Each time you open a new
plug-in, the window updates to reflect the newly chosen plug-in.
• Choosing a different arrange track updates an open plug-in window to display the
corresponding slot number of the newly selected track or channel strip. For example:
• Track 1, assigned to instrument channel strip 1, has an ES1 instance loaded (in the
Instrument slot).
• Track 11, assigned to instrument channel strip 2, has an EXS24 mkII instance loaded.
• Switching between tracks 1 and 11 automatically updates the plug-in window to
show the ES 1 or EXS24 mkII, respectively.
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