To access the Signal Processing Objects, after a London BLU device has been added to the workspace, click on the Processing Objects tab at the bottom of the Venue Explorer.
A copious selection of default processing objects is provided within HiQnet Audio Architect. These digital signal processing objects are grouped in categories in the Hardware tree relating to their generic purpose. Most digital audio signal requirements should be covered by the range of options available. There are default control panels for most of these objects that perform very similarly to 'plug-in' style processing, as found in other audio software (e.g. VST). The difference with HiQnet London Architect default control panels is that any of the controls can be taken out of any panel and used to construct custom control panels with only the required controls.
Processing objects can be added to a configurable device by dragging the required processing object from the Hardware tree into the Configuration window for that device. There follows a more in depth description of the functionality of each of the available objects, this includes information about the number of inputs and outputs, general properties and control options. To access the default control panel of a processing object, double click on its rectangular box icon in the Configuration window of the device that you wish to control.
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