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7-7-8 Automation Off and Selective Automation Isolate
READY
ABSOLUTE
Automation Off
1 AUTO OFF Push-Button
Press {AUTO OFF} to isolate automation control of the
whole console, setting all controls to a static mode
when they can be freely adjusted. In other words,
even though automation moves have been recorded,
the controls stay wherever they are set. This function
is useful to find a new static starting point where a
dynamic mix is not felt to be going in the right
direction. A further use for Automation Off is to
enable the balance to be changed for a short while, in
an over-dub situation for example. Any automation
data is still resident and can be re-invoked at any time
by de-selecting {AUTO OFF}.
SELECT
TOUCH
TOUCH
GLOB
ISOL
WRITE
HOLD
READY
READY
TRIM
CANCEL
ROLL
AUD-
TOUCH
BACK
CLEAR
ITION
JOIN
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
UNDO
GLOBAL
GLOBAL
UNDO
REDO
ALL
DROP-IN
DROP-OUT
DELETE
COPY
LOAD
PLAY
LOCATE
MAKE
SNAP-
MERGE
PROJECT
TITLE
SHOT
STATIC
(SPARE)
JOG
(1)
EDIT
CANCEL
Automation Off and Isolate set-up buttons
3
2
1
AUTO
TO
AUTO
TAKE
OFF
END
AUTO
ISOL
AUTO
BUTT
RAMP
ISOL
ON
ISOL
CANCEL
F6
F7
F8
7
SET
REDO
PRINT
F
4
ALL
KEY
1
BACK
CYCLE
SAVE
SPACE
0
SELECT
CUE
MIX
MACH
AS
TO
NOW
NEW
E
A
B
N
T
E
REPEAT
R
Selective Automation Isolate
This function allows individual channels with
automated controls to be isolated from the control of
the automation system during playback.
When channels are taken out of isolate, their objects
(such as faders) switch back to the state (playback,
ready abs, ready trim, etc.) that they were in before
being isolated. The exceptions to this are controls in
the active state of recording automation data when
isolate is selected, in which case they default to play.
2 AUTO ISOL Push-Button
Latch {AUTO ISOL} to set up the channels to be
isolated. Select the lower {ACCESS} buttons for the
channels to be isolated. They stay lit. De-select
{AUTO ISOL} when the channels have been selected.
Select again to add or subtract channels.
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