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Version 1.20 Addendum
IN PRACTICE.....
The chances are that in practice, you will use the dynamic automation for level control and the rest of the
automation will be switching ‘static’ controls such as pan, FX send, EQ, etc. via scene recalls. If this is the
case, in the AUTOMATION page, set RECORD EVENTS to FADER and in the SCENE STORE/RECALL
prompt, select NO FADER.
In this way, you can use the DPS24’s dynamic automation to regulate channel/track level but use SCENE
RECALL to switch between certain ‘static’ control settings of pan, FX/Aux sends, EQ, etc.. In other words,
fader automation will be unaffected as you make ‘static’ scene recalls of other parameters such as pan,
FX/Aux sends, EQ, etc..
If your automation requirements are different and/or are more demanding (for example, you want to gradually
pan one or more channels back and forth between left/right and/or you want to gradually add effects to one
or more channels) , you will have to make your own choices as to how to proceed.
AUTOMATION EVENT EDITOR
Version 1.20 introduces a simple automation event editor. This is introduced primarily to edit scene recalls
so that they can be placed accurately but it also allows you to edit channel on/off switching. Press EVENT
[F4] in the AUTOMATION page shows something like this:
In the AUTOMATION EVENTS window, you can see any scene recall events or channel mutes. To select
what is viewed, use Q1 to select SCENE RECALL (will show scene recall events) or INPUTS 1-12, TRACKS
1-24, GROUP 1-8, FX SEND 1-4, AUX SEND 1-4, FX RETURN 1-4, AUX IN and ALL (will show channel
on/off events).
In the case of SCENE RECALL, the TYPE column will show the type of recall as follows:
A All controls
S Static controls only
NF No faders
NOTE: It is not possible to change these and they are shown for information only.
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