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Chapter 9
Using Automation
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Automation allows you to control audio and video levels, panning, and effect parameter automation over time. You can
create fades, apply stereo panning, and vary effect parameters throughout your project. Automation is represented on
the ACID® timeline as an envelope or set of keyframes. You can create automation by adding envelopes or keyframes to
your tracks (including bus tracks), or you can record automation parameters by adjusting controls in the ACID interface
(or on a control surface) during playback.
create fades, apply stereo panning, and vary effect parameters throughout your project. Automation is represented on
the ACID® timeline as an envelope or set of keyframes. You can create automation by adding envelopes or keyframes to
your tracks (including bus tracks), or you can record automation parameters by adjusting controls in the ACID interface
(or on a control surface) during playback.
Showing or hiding automation controls
The controls in the track list can function as trim controls or automation controls for track volume, panning, assignable
effects send, and bus send levels. Adjusting the trim control affects the level of the entire track.
effects send, and bus send levels. Adjusting the trim control affects the level of the entire track.
To display trim controls in the track header, deselect the Automation Settings button
Track automation
Track automation will always affect all events on the track. This means that any event envelopes will be calculated after
the track automation. For more information, see
the track automation. For more information, see
Tip:
Choose a fade type from the Audio default drop-down list on the Editing tab of the Preferences dialog to set the
default fade type that will be used when you add volume and panning envelopes. This setting is used only when you
create new envelopes—when you add a point to an existing envelope, the new point always uses the same fade type
as the preceding envelope point. Also, this setting is not used for event envelopes.
create new envelopes—when you add a point to an existing envelope, the new point always uses the same fade type
as the preceding envelope point. Also, this setting is not used for event envelopes.
Mute automation
Mute automation changes a track’s mute state throughout your project. Mute automation is either on or off with no fade
between. If you want to use fades, apply volume automation.
between. If you want to use fades, apply volume automation.
When you apply mute automation to a track, it’s possible to have a track that is muted and soloed simultaneously. The
mute state overrides the solo state:
mute state overrides the solo state:
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If a track’s
Solo button is selected, the track is included in the solo group, but it will be muted whenever the mute
automation is set to mute the track.
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If the
track’s
Mute button
is selected, the track is muted regardless of the mute automation settings.
Adding or removing mute automation
1.
Select a track.
2.
From the Insert menu, choose Audio Envelopes or Video Envelopes, or right-click in the track list and choose
Insert/Remove Envelope from the shortcut menu.
3.
From the submenu, choose Mute. A check mark is displayed next to the command, and an envelope is added to the
timeline.
4.
You can adjust the automation by editing the envelope in the timeline or by using the Mute button
in the track
header when the Automation Settings button
is selected.
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