> I didn't realize you had 36 separate regions (and EQs) to manage. > > How about this then: > > Set up the EQs as you need them for each region, and save them as > unique channel strip settings. Number them to match the order of the > regions. Then simply use the "next channel strip setting" command to > call up the new channel strip (EQ setting) when you need it. > > Since it is available as a key command, you should be able to assign a > midi event to control it, and then just simply program up the > necessary > midi events to automate the process. There will likely be a slight lag > time as it is changing presets. But if you have a second or two > between > regions, this should not be a problem. > > -------- Your original idea of using multiple incidents of the channel strip settings on each track and then automating the bypass function for each insert is working quite nicely. John P. who has also posted on this thread believes, as I do, that the bypassed plugins do not use CPU time, so I simply make sure there's a few seconds between songs and make sure to bypass the active insert slot before activating the next and it works like a charm. Thanks for the creative solution! Stuart-