Using the Modules

Power and Solo Modes

Each Slot's processing can be bypassed and soloed.

To bypass the processing of a Slot, press the yellow power button on the left of the Slot Header.

Solo works following two modes of operation:

  1. Simple Click: Solos only that Slot (called XOR Mode).
  2. Cmd/Ctrl + Click: Adds/removes the Slot to/from the current solo group (called Group Mode).

Solo buttons operate with the same logic as the Library Filters buttons.

Loading a Preset
Each Slot includes a lightweight preset engine that allows you to save and load presets for individual Modules.

Automation View

Even though Automation is not a central feature of the VMR System, it can still be useful for specific processors and workflows.

With the Virtual Mix Rack, the Rack itself is the plugin. That’s why the parameters seen by your DAW are the ones exposed by the Rack, not the internal Modules.

Because most plugin formats and hosts don’t allow dynamic naming or reassignment of parameters, VMR declares a fixed set of generically named parameters during plugin initialization.

When a Module is loaded into a Slot, its controls are automatically mapped to that Slot’s predefined parameters. These are named SlotXParamY, and they’re what you'll see and automate inside your host.

To help you identify automation mappings, VMR includes a dedicated Automation Display panel. Click the Slot letter to open it:

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This will show a list of parameters and their corresponding automation names. Click anywhere outside the panel to dismiss it.

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