DSP Engine: Accessing DSP Engine
There are several ways to open the DSP Engine screen.
From your volume controls:
By right-clicking or long-pressing the current zone icon:
From Signal Path:
Using a keyboard shortcut:
- Windows: Ctrl-/
- Mac: Command-/
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