Snap Mode
Snap mode uses the fader touch sensor to control both the start and end of a fader update for fast hands on
changes to mix levels. When the fader is released it ramps back to the previous mix level at a user determined
rate, then returns to replay.
AutoTakeover
To avoid a level jump when dropping out of write, AutoTakeover introduces nulling indicators in the scribble strip
to display the direction to move the fader to match the underlying mix level. When the fader crosses the current
mix level, it is automatically returned to replay and disconnected from the audio gain element. The fader returns
to following the mix data as soon as it is physically released.
Cut Automation
Pressing a cut switch will toggle it’s state and automatically start writing data. It can be returned to replay either
by rolling back or by selecting the soft Play key, then pressing the cut switch.
The state of the channel Cut switch is stored separately from the fader data. Cut data is stored regardless of the
current fader status unless channel Safe mode is selected. Whenever the Cut switch is in write, a ‘
*
’ symbol is
displayed in the scribble strip above the fader.
Match followed by the Cut switch drops the channel into Write without changing the current state of the Channel
Cut. Match and Play are mutually exclusive. If one is active, selecting the alternate function cancels the first one.
Match and Play are automatically deselected after each operation unless the Latching option is enabled in the
Setup Menu.
AWS 900+ Owner’s Manual
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AWSomation
When fader is released it
ramps back to previous mix
level
Start position when fader first
touched
Glide time can be set in the
Setup menu if desired
End position when the fader is
released
Scribble strip indicates direction to
move the fader back to its original
position
Start position when the fader is
first touched
Manual glide that will switch off
automation once past original
automation level
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