Ports: the plugins you add in Live

These are the only Bleep plugins in Live's browser. Each one (except Bleep Board) appears on the board as a node, named after its track. Settings such as MIDI channels and CC numbers are in the node's view on the board.

Plugin	Put it on	On the board
Bleep Board	any track, once per set	Macros: 16 outputs you can automate and MIDI-map in Live
Bleep MIDI In	a MIDI track	Notes (polyphonic), mono Pitch, Gate, Velocity, Trigger, Pressure, Bend, Mod Wheel, 8 CCs
Bleep MIDI Out	a MIDI track	inputs Notes, Gate + Pitch (mono), 8 CCs, Bend. See routing
Bleep Audio In	any track, anywhere in the chain	the track's audio at that point (L, R); the audio passes through unchanged
Bleep Audio Out	its own MIDI track	board audio (L, R) on that track, with its own mixer channel
Bleep Instrument	a MIDI track	MIDI In and Audio Out in one plugin: a board synth on one track
Bleep FX	any track	Send (the track's audio) and Return (back to the track), with Dry/Wet. With nothing patched into Return, the audio passes through

Board: Bleep MIDI In, MIDI Out, Audio In and Audio Out have a Board menu in their window: This set (the default), Bleep App or Web board. With the app or Bleep Play, the plugin talks to that board instead of this set's, and has no node on this set's board. See Connecting plugin, app and web.

Latency: audio through the board arrives two audio buffers late. Audio Out, Instrument and Audio Insert report it to Live (Live's delay compensation then lines them up). It isn't compensated for MIDI Out, or for tracks you monitor while Reduced Latency When Monitoring is on.

Ghosts: when a port's plugin is deleted, deactivated or its track is frozen, its node turns grey and its outputs fall silent. The cables stay; when the plugin comes back (for example after undo in Live), it reconnects.