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# Top Bar
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### Overview
The **Top Bar** offers quick access to essential controls and settings, including account information, notifications, settings, and options for loading and saving presets.
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### 1. Tooltips
Click to enable in-app tooltips. Once enabled, hover over any control to learn more about its function.
### 2. Account Info
Click to view your Minimal Audio account and license information. You can also log out of the plugin from this panel to free up a seat for use on another computer.
### 3. Notifications
Click to view active messages or alerts, such as available updates or missing preset warnings. A red dot appears over the bell icon when there are notifications to check.
### 4. Preset Browser
Click the current preset name to open the preset popup and browse all preset packs.
### 5. Save Preset
Click to open the Save Preset popup and save your current preset to a user pack of your choice.
### 6. Random Preset
Click randomly select and load a preset from the preset library.
### 7. Plugin Settings
Click to view additional settings and actions such initializing the preset and settings the plugin’s window size.
### 8. Output Gain
Use the Output Gain slider to adjust the plugin’s final output level.
Click the Limiter button next to the slider to choose between two limiter modes. **Purple** applies gentle limiting and saturation, helping prevent clipping while maintaining a smooth sound. **Red** applies more aggressive, punchier soft clipping.
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