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Section 7: Automation
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Execute the Join
Once the desired objects are included in the template, press [ F1 ] to execute
the join. A new pass is created in the pass tree branching from the first
“FROM” pass in the join list. The pass created from our list on the previous
page would be pass 13 and would branch from pass 8.
Pass 8 first From pass in list
Pass 13 created and
branched from pass 8
After executing the Join, play the mix to audition it. If it is not satisfactory the
Join List Events can be edited and the Join re-executed until it is right.
While in the top level Pass Join menu, the join event list and pass tree is
displayed side by side on the screen. The SpinKnob and [
+ ]/[ – ] keys moves the
yellow cursor in the pass tree screen.
To edit values in the list press [ F2 ] Edit to see the “flag” light in the menu.
Now instead of moving the yellow pass cursor, the [ + ]/[ – ] keys move a blue
cursor up and down the edit list, the [ left arrow ] and [ right arrow ] keys move
the cursor relatively and the SpinKnob is used to vary the selected parameter.
A new event line can be added to the list by pressing [ Enter ] with the Edit flag
lit. The default TO and FROM passes are 1 and 2. The current time is entered
as the AT time.
In the Euphonix automation system, every pass is a compilation of new moves
merged with moves from the previous pass.
Once the join is executed, all automated objects start with the “Base Pass”.
The objects included in the join template will play back the pass sequence
shown in the Pass Join list. All other automated objects read the Base Pass
throughout the mix.
By default the Base Pass will be the first “FROM” pass in the list. It was your
starting pass and where the join pass will branch from.
The Base Pass
Editing the Pass Join
List