Is it possible to route a dynamics plug-in to a channel on the M32R?

Routing a dynamics plug-in to a channel on the M32R is indeed possible through the channel inserts. Channel inserts on the M32R allow you to integrate external processing, such as dynamics plug-ins, directly into the audio path of a specific channel. This means that when an audio signal is sent to a channel, it can first be processed by the dynamics plug-in before continuing on to the bus or main outputs.

This capability provides the flexibility to shape the sound further, using the dynamics processing at a very effective point in the signal chain. Using the channel inserts not only allows for real-time processing of the audio as it is being mixed, but it also preserves the integrity of the audio signal path by keeping everything within the channel’s processing route.

The other options do not accurately describe the routing capabilities of the M32R. Main outputs do not allow for such individual channel processing with dynamics plug-ins, and while physical connections may be required for other types of equipment, the context of routing a plug-in specifically points to the integration through channel inserts. Monitoring refers to listening to the audio signal but does not pertain to the actual routing and processing of a plug-in within the mix workflow.