AMS Neve AudioFile SC/X, User Manual

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AudioFile SCX user manual
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This will most often happen when recordings have been made at an earlier
session and the user wants to finish either recording or conforming.
AudioFile SCX knows if earlier recordings have been made (as a result of butt
editing edits) so it will now run through the List, making an intelligent guess
where there is a strong probability that butt-edited recordings have been
made.
Using this information the second conform pass employs the same criteria as
the first pass with one exception, it now matches the new probable name with
the Cue name.
The Third Pass with EDL-REC
If there are un-conformed edits remaining after the second pass.
This may have been caused by the renaming of Cues (i.e. the Cue name will
not match the track name edit).
The third pass only looks at the EDL filename and edit points (it doesn’t check
for Cue names and track matches).
he Fourth Pass with EDL-REC
he fourth pass only matches Cues with tracks and record In/Out points.
The Fifth Pass with EDL-REC
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Conforming is not normally executed until all reels are recorded (however
conforming can be executed at any time as a confidence check).
Conformed Events can be replayed in the Event Page or Cut and Splice
Assembly section, but their positions will be deleted from memory when the
EDL Record Page is entered.
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This does not create a problem for the system, but matches may be found
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When to conform
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