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User Manual AUTOMATION February 16, 2010
Xynergi Media Production Centre Page 146
second and it is advisable to start projects at a location of at least one minute after midnight to provide
adequate preroll.
Static Snapshots
Project Snapshot
Every project contains a snapshot of the state of the mixer when the project was last closed. When a
project is opened, the mixer state is updated and all parameters are recalled.
Mix Snapshot
Every saved mix contains a snapshot of the state of the mixer when the mix was saved. When a mix is
loaded the mixer state is updated and all mix items are recalled. So it is not necessary to write
automation data for non-critical items – they will be reset to their correct static values when the mix is
loaded. See “Data Storage” on page 157 for more details.
Many complete mixes can be saved within a project.
How to Use Automation
Here is a set of general methods for using the automation. Details will follow.
Using the Auto Button
Step 1 Enable parameter(s) – see Enable Parameters below
Step 2 Press the
Auto button – this puts the currently selected channel into WRITE (or TRIM – see
below)
Step 3 Press
Play to move the transport – automation data starts writing
Step 4 Press
Stop – automation stops writing and Auto buttons are extinguished
The mix items that will be recorded are those for the enabled parameters/signal paths.
Notes:
You can press Auto before or after pressing Play.
You can take a signal path out of record by pressing Auto again, while play continues, or take
everything out of record by pressing the
{all read} soft key in the Mix menu.
See Leaving Automation Record below, for other ways to exit record.
Using the Fader Auto Buttons
This only applies if you have a Fader Sidecar attached to your system.
Step 1 Enable parameter(s) – see Enable Parameters below
Step 2 Press
Auto on one or more Faders – this puts them into WRITE (or TRIM – see below)
Step 3 Press
Play to move the transport – automation data starts writing
Step 4 Press
Stop – automation stops writing and Auto buttons are extinguished
The mix items that will be recorded are those for the enabled parameters/signal paths.
Notes:
You can press Auto before or after pressing Play.

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