July 25, 2014, 09:42 AM
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With Logic Pro X, Apple introduced a new format for sounds and effects, the “Patch”. This format builds on the previous levels of storage, the Plug-In Setting (which, naturally, contains settings for individual plug-ins or Instruments) and the Channel Strip Setting (which contains settings for the Instrument and all plug-ins in a Channel Strip). A Patch goes one step further—in addition to Instrument and (audio) plug-in settings, it also saves the MIDI plug-in settings and Send levels & destinations. (Note: Channel Strip Settings saved from LPX now also include MIDI plug-in settings as well.)
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