Exactly. In fact, the utility is in being able to call the same plugin in different ways depending on what specific thing it is doing.
The same equalizer can have many purposes as I indicate in the example. Emulating the color of a room (a microphone, etc.), highlighting characteristic properties of specific sounds (male voice, female voice, metal guitar, nylon...), cleaning up the sound, integrating it into the mix, etc.
The Alias allows you to document what you are doing at any given time.
Exactly. In fact, the utility is in being able to call the same plugin in different ways depending on what specific thing it is doing.
The same equalizer can have many purposes as I indicate in the example. Emulating the color of a room (a microphone, etc.), highlighting characteristic properties of specific sounds (male voice, female voice, metal guitar, nylon...), cleaning up the sound, integrating it into the mix, etc.
The Alias allows you to document what you are doing at any given time.