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# Additional Settings

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### Overview

This section covers additional settings that customize how the plugin behaves and integrates with your production environment, including graphics settings, key commands, MIDI support, and more.

### Global Settings

The [**Global Settings**](/evoke-manual/additional-settings/global-settings.md) dropdown in Evoke’s **Top Bar** includes useful options for initializing the preset, setting the plugin window size, adjusting how Evoke responds to your DAW, and more.

### Key Commands

Learn about additional [**Key Commands**](/evoke-manual/additional-settings/key-commands.md) that can be used to access additional functionality or speed up your workflow.

### Midi Mapping&#x20;

Learn how to apply [**MIDI Mapping**](/evoke-manual/additional-settings/midi-mapping.md) to Evoke’s controls using your DAW’s native MIDI assignment tools.

### Parameter Locking&#x20;

Use [**Parameter Locking**](/evoke-manual/additional-settings/parameter-locking.md) to preserve any parameter’s setting when switching presets. A common use is locking the dry/wet mix so it stays the same while auditioning presets.


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