Sony SAC7000 User Manual

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Adding a mute envelope 
1.
Select a MIDI track. 
2.
From the Insert menu, choose 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. 
Mute automation is either on or off with no fade between the on and off states. If you want to use fades, apply volume automation. 
4.
If you want to change the track's mute state throughout the track, edit the envelope in the timelineFor more information, see 
5. 
If you want to change the track's mute state by recording automation settings, select the Automation Settings button 
in the 
track header. 
6.
Click the Mute button in the track header to change the track's mute automation state at the cursor position. 
The button behaves differently depending on the track automation recording mode: 
When the track automation mode is set to Off, the button mutes the entire track. 
When the track has a mute envelope and the track automation mode is set to Read, the button changes state to reflect the 
envelope setting during playback but cannot be adjusted. 
When the track has a mute envelope and the track automation mode is set to Touch or Latch, the button edits the envelope 
setting at the cursor position. 
Notes:
 When you apply mute automation to a track, it's possible to have a track that is muted and soloed simultaneously if you use the 
Mute and 
Solo 
buttons in the track header. The mute state overrides the solo state: 
•  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. 
•  If the track's Mute button is selected, the track is muted regardless of the mute automation settings. 
Adding a MIDI controller envelope 
1.
Select the track where you want to add or remove the envelope. 
2.
Perform one of the following actions: 
Click  the Insert/Hide Envelope button 
 next to the controller's slider in the track header. 
From the Insert menu, choose Envelopes, and then choose a controller type. 
Right-click the track header, choose Insert/Remove Envelope from the shortcut menu, and then choose a controller type. 
If the controller you want to adjust is not displayed in the menu, choose Configure Controllers from the menu. You can use 
the Output Settings tab of the Track Properties window to configure which controllers are available on the track. 
3.
If you want to change the controller setting throughout the track, edit the envelope in the timelineFor more information, see 
4.
If you want to change controller settings by recording automation, click the Automation Settings button
 in the track header. 
The slider handles are displayed as in automation mode. 
Tip:
 If you want to record MIDI controller envelopes into a track using a hardware controller, you can use MIDI merge recording to record 
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