In order to deactivate effects, you can bypass them or switch them off. However, there is a difference between bypassing effects and switching effects off when it comes to real-time processing, rendering, and playback behavior.
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Bypassing Effects |
Switching Effects Off |
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What happens to real-time processing when you bypass an effect vs. when you switch an effect off? |
You cannot hear the effect, but processing continues in the background and consumes CPU power. |
The effect is not loaded and does not consume CPU power. |
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What happens to the rendering process when you bypass an effect vs. when you switch an effect off? |
The effect is not loaded and does not consume CPU power. |
The effect is not loaded and does not consume CPU power. |
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What happens when you switch bypass on/off vs. when you switch effects on/off during playback? |
Playback continues without glitches or interruptions. |
Small interruptions can occur. |