Aptrigga is a drum replacement plugin that can be used to trigger a sample (in my case, typically Kick or Snare Drum) from a recorded track. The plugin that I have the most trouble with is Aptrigga. The Inserts being post-fader has caused a few problems for me when using various plugins. I'll also mention that in S11P's 'big brothers', Samplitude 11 and Samplitude 11 Pro, the Inserts are pre-fader by default (as they should be), and you can change them to post-fader if you like in the Routing Manager. With the way that the Inserts function now (post-fader) they operate more like a 'Direct Out with Loopback' (if such a thing existed) than an Insert. That being said, it seems that if the Inserts were going to be one or the other (pre or post-fader), they should most definitely be pre-fader. I've never in my life seen a hardware mixer with Insert jacks that were post-fader. In my experience, for an Insert to be an Insert, it is inherently pre-fader.

This is probably my only complaint about S11P. Just like the Aux Sends in S11P, the Inserts are Post-Fader. You can also right-click on the Inserts section to open up the Inserts dialog.

You can change the order of your plugins by simply clicking and dragging one from one slot to another (a nice 'undocumented feature'). You can add plugins to the Insert slots by simply clicking the down arrow for each one, and then choosing the effect that you want. In Samplitude Producer 11 (hereafter abbreviated S11P), the Insert slots in the Track Editor or Mixer are where you would typically any VST or Direct X plugin effects to an individual track or to an Aux channel.

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