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Mo Volans
Mo has been a professional in the music industry for around 15 years. He has released material with the world's leading record labels and also produces music for TV and Film. Mo is also a prolific writer and is a regular contributor to magazines such as Music Tech, Future Music and EQ magazine. There isn't a piece of music software that Mo isn't intimately familiar with and he lives happily on the cutting edge of music technology
The Parallel Processing on plugins definitely makes the routing easier.
In your first example of parallel processing, you say 'it gives you the freedom to use any processor'. by that I'm assuming you mean that latency will not be an issue using this method, even if multiple, or processor intensive plugs are used? Are there any other advantages to using this method?
And, in your second example of parallel processing, is the same end achieved, or will latency become an issue if multiple plug-ins are used with this second method?
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