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Routing

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Last updated 11 days ago

Control the routing of inputs and outputs in the Routings section. This is the heart of RouteEffect and where you will perform many of your routing functions. It is comprised of several sections or views:

When in the Routing section, you can press Command-; and Command-' to go to the previous and next sections respectively.

You can also press Command-Shift-R to go to the Routing section when connected to a video router.

Button
Split
List
Wheel
Crosspoint
Virtual Output