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Timecode Automation
The mc
2
66’s automation system provides the ability to automate
console settings referenced to timecode. Note that in addition to
providing automation of channel parameters such as faders,
mutes, aux sends, EQ, etc., the system allows you to automate
other settings such as bus routing, channel signal flow, etc. Also
note that the channels you automate may be any type of
channel – inputs, groups, sums, auxes, VCA masters, GPCs, etc.
Automation data can be written with timecode rolling forwards,
backwards and at any speed, providing fast and efficient mixing.
The way in which data is written is governed by a number of
modes, allowing you to write dynamic or static automation; step
in or step out of write to make updates; protect channels to
prevent overwriting existing moves; and isolate channels to
remove them from the automation system completely.
Each stream of automation data is recorded as a ‘Pass’, and
multiple passes are stored within a ‘Mix’. The ‘Pass Tree’ shows
the history of the mix and enables you to A/B between different
passes:
Multiple mixes may be created for each production and are
stored permanently on the system when you update the
production.