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The Patch Bay Window
The Patch Bay is one of the most amazing features of PARIS. It is accessed by pressing B on your computer keyboard, or the number 7 followed by a period on your C16.
Mastery over signal routing in the Patch Bay gives the ability to create PatchHeadphones individual headphone mixes, or PatchClick route click tracks to headphones, PatchHeadphonesWfx supply reverb/FX in different quantities to different headphone mixes, PatchExternFx patch in external effects processors, send a strip of audio SMPTE to an external output to drive an external sequencer without having to listen to it, keep live mics open for player feedback without recording them, route blocks of external tracks through PARIS - all with zero latency and pristine quality.
Following are detailed tutorials on commonly-used functions of the Patch Bay
- Routing SMPTE timecode out of PARIS
- Feeding PARIS signal from an eight-bus board
What You Need To Know About Storing And Recalling Patch Bay Setups
To come - tutorial on how PARIS stores the setups.
More notes on patching-related topics, which will eventually be sorted and compiled here, are available at John Bercik's excellent Paris Notes site.
