SETTINGS Window

Shows the name of the latency group. Double-click to edit the name.

You can specify the color for each latency group. Click to display the color palette.

Sets the latency compensation method. Click and then select a method from the menu that is displayed.

Shows the latency value. If the latency correction method is Auto, the maximum latency of the racks in the group is displayed. If the latency correction method is Manual, you can double-click to enter a value.

Select the checkboxes for racks that do not belong to the group to add them to the group.
Click a highlighted rack to remove it from the group.

Shows the name of the rack. Rack names cannot be edited in the Latency Group window.

Shows the rack color that was selected in the MAIN window. Rack color cannot be selected in the Latency Group window.

Shows the latency value for the rack.

Shows the name of the latency group to which the rack is assigned.

Shows the name of the MIDI Port. Click and then select a MIDI port from the menu that is displayed. This is a global setting for VST Rack.

Shows the MIDI channel number. Click and then select a number from 1 to 16 in the list that is displayed. This is a global setting for VST Rack.

Shows the control change number.

Shows the name of the rack. Click and then select a rack name from the menu that is displayed.

Shows the plug-in name. Click to display a list of plug-ins in the rack selected for Rack Name. Click a plug-in name to select it.

Shows the name of the parameter. Click to display a list of parameters for the plug-in selected for Plugin. Click the name of a parameter to select it.

Shows the program change number.

Shows the title of the scene that corresponds to the program change number. Click to display a list of the scenes that have been created. Click the title of a scene to select it.

Shows the name of the audio device. Click and then select a device name from the menu that is displayed.

Click to open a dialog. Click the [Control Panel] button in the dialog to display the audio device control panel. You can change the audio driver settings on the control panel.

Shows the sampling frequency.

Shows the channel that is output when the CUE button in the MAIN window is pressed. Click and then select a channel from the list that is displayed.

Sets whether to loop back within RUio16-D if VST Rack becomes unresponsive.

Shows the speed for determining if VST Rack is unresponsive. Click and then select a speed from the menu that is displayed.

Shows the Dante ID for the RUio16-D. Click and then select an ID from the menu that is displayed.

Shows the signal that is sent to the OUTPUT terminal that is selected by the [MONITOR/DANTE/USB] switch on the RUio16-D.

Shows the firmware version for the RUio16-D, and the version for Dante.

Shows the name of the rack. Rack names cannot be edited in the Hardware window.

Shows the rack color that was selected in the MAIN window. Rack color cannot be selected in the Hardware window.

Shows the difference between the level adjusted in the rack stage and the level when using Bypass USB.

Adjusts the signal level that is output from the RUio16-D when using Bypass USB. Drag to change the level value.

Shows the signal level that is output from the RUio16-D when using Bypass USB.

Sets Bypass USB on/off for each rack. Click the button to select on/off.

Shows the latency of the entire rack, plus the latency of the driver and the latency of VST Rack itself. Right-click on the latency to display the context menu. Click the desired operation in the menu.

Loops back the audio signal flowing through the rack in the RUio16-D. Click the button to select on/off.
[Audition] buttons on multiple racks can be turned on at the same time. If you move from the Hardware window to a different window, Audition is automatically turned off.

Shows the method for dragging knobs. Click and then select a dragging method from the menu that is displayed.

Shows a confirmation message during the Recall operation. Click the button to select on/off.

Shows a confirmation message during the Store operation. Click the button to select on/off.

Sets whether to load the previously opened project at startup. Click the button to select on/off.

Records a log when the Average performance meter exceeds the threshold. Click the button to select on/off. The logs are shown in ⑩ Performance log list.

Shows the threshold for the Average performance meter. Click to edit the threshold.

Records a log when the Peak performance meter exceeds the threshold. Click the button to select on/off. The logs are shown in ⑩ Performance log list.

Shows the threshold for the Peak performance meter. Click to edit the threshold.

Shows a list of plug-ins that crashed before, and plug-ins that are not supported.

Shows the logs for when the set threshold was exceeded.

Clears all logs.

Saves the log. Logs are saved in a CSV format that includes the date, time, and a message.