(Audio in, Audio Out) A container that houses a serial audio device chain. A Mix control is provided for blending the dry (original signals reaching the device) and wet (processed signals exiting the device) components together, and a Wet Gain control offsets the level of the dry signal only (it is not applied before processing).

The L button beside Wet Gain triggers a Learn Wet Gain function. Once the button is clicked, the learn function runs, adjusting the Wet Gain to roughly match the incoming, dry audio level. This places the Mix knob in a balanced position for fading between two level-matched signals, and it can be used for any nested audio effect chain, including normal Bitwig devices and plug-ins. The learn function will run for 25 seconds, or shorter if you click the L button again to turn it off.

Any note messages that reach this device are passed out "dry," without adjustment.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that houses parallel audio chains. Each chain has its own internal mixer controls. (For more information, see FX Layer.)

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that houses multiple audio chains. Only one audio chain at a time receives the incoming audio, but any chain that was previously receiving audio remains active until its output is silent.

When a different chain is triggered, the previously active chain will transition to silence for the set Fade Out time. If incoming audio was being received before the transition, the new chain will Fade In over the set time. But if there was no incoming audio before the chain switch, the fade in will be skipped for the new chain.

Also has a Note/MIDI Source chooser, for selecting a track to receive notes from.

See Instrument Selector for details on the voice Mode options.

(Notes in, Audio out) A container that houses multiple instruments in parallel. Each chain has its own internal mixer controls. (For more information, see Instrument Layer.)

(Notes in, Audio out) A container that houses multiple instruments and their associated device chains. Only one instrument chain at a time receives new notes, but each sounding note continues until its output is silent. A variety of voice Modes are available from the Inspector Panel:

Other than Manual, all other modes are aware of the layer count. So adding or removing layers will just work without additional configuration.

	Note
	Any automation of the Index parameter is dynamically updated when the device chains are rearranged. And any mode other than Manual will ignore any automation or modulation of the Index.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that takes a normal stereo signal and splits it into its mid (centered) and side (panned) components, each of which is provided with an independent chain.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that splits the incoming audio at a definable frequency and provides independent chains for the audio below and above that frequency.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that splits the incoming audio at two definable frequencies and provides independent chains for the audio below the first frequency, the audio between the two frequencies, and the audio above the second frequency.

(Notes in, Notes out) A container that houses parallel note chains.

(Notes in, Notes out) A container that houses multiple note chains. Only one note chain at a time receives the incoming notes, but any chain that was previously outputting notes remains active until its output has ceased.

See Instrument Selector for details on the voice Mode options.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that filters and analyzes the level of the incoming audio signal, and when the signal rises above a set threshold, notes are generated at a set pitch and velocity. These notes and the original (dry) audio signal are then passed to the internal Generator device chain.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that takes a normal stereo signal and splits it into its left and right channels, each of which is provided with an independent chain.

(Audio in, Audio out) A container that loads up to four audio effects in parallel and allows you to crossfade their outputs.

(Notes in, Audio out) A container that loads up to four instruments in parallel and allows you to crossfade their outputs.