Audirvāna allows you to insert up to four different plugins (effects) into the audio processing chain in series. These plugins can be AudioUnits on macOS or VST3 on Windows.
Before you use a plugin, make sure you have downloaded and installed it on your computer. Many plugins, such as a simple EQ or a convolution engine, can apply filters for acoustic correction.
Using plugins in Audirvāna
In this article:
Step 1: Open Audirvāna audio settings
Click on the settings button at the top right of Audirvāna to open the settings:
You can also access the audio settings of Audirvāna if you click on the speaker icon
at the bottom right of Audirvāna:
Note: you cannot change the audio settings while playback is active, even if paused. Click on the lock icon to unlock the access to the audio output.
Step 2: Open Processing settings
You then need to click the steering wheel in the processing section and then click "Use Audio Units (or plugins) effects:
Once enabled, you can select and configure the plugin of your choice.
Note: If you hear a noise durant playback or in between tracks, or unwanted blanks, please desactivate your plugin. If you get a error message due to a crash related to the activation of a plugin, please enbale keep the crash report and create a new ticket to send it to us.
You also have the option to activate real-time monitoring to fine-tune adjustments on your plugin while playing the music.
Click on "Realtime control" in the Processing settings to enable this.
Note: Realtime monitoring is only possible when your output device is locally connected (e.g.,via USB) and while playing PCM track. This feature is not available if you use Bluetooth, Airplay or Chromecast or UPnP to connect to your system because the whole track is bufferized before playing.VIDEO to know more about plugins in Audirvāna:
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