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2-2 Desk Operation
2.4.8 Area 8 – Dynamic Automation / Static Automation
Please note that in this paragraph the Au dynamic automation system
is briefly touched only just for explanation of the keys; refer to chapter 5 for
more information.
The static automation system (filtering) cannot be active on a console that has
dynamic automation active. The decision which functionality is currently used
is made by an entry in an
*.ini
file in the console’s PC before the application
is started, or by starting the application by a separate desktop icon.
GENERAL: MIX ON
If a mix tree is open, this key will activate dynamic automation with this
particular mix tree.
Static automation: Makes Snapshot Filtering active, same as clicking on the
Snapshot Filter icon in the toolbar.
GENERAL: READ LOCK
If lit, all control changes on the surface will be ignored, and
the current mix is played back (‘layback mode’).
GENERAL: KILL PASS
If pressed while doing a mix pass, there will be no pass cre-
ated upon TC stop.
GENERAL:

UNDO, REDO

Moving backward and forward in the automation stack,
moving between the last mix passes.
GENERAL: VIEW
(dynamic)
While pressed, all dynamically automated elements on the
desk will be indicated in magenta.
WRITE TO: BEGIN – PUNCH IN
(Default: both off)
Can only be activated if no mix pass is currently running. If activated, the value
at the punch-out point will be written back to the ‘Begin’ address (specified
in the Au window), or the moment when the element was punched
into record.
WRITE TO: PUNCH OUT – NEXT CHANGE – LEVEL MATCH – END
(Default setting:
PUNCH OUT
)
These keys determine what happens when any recording element is punch-
ing-out of record. It is defined whether it should stop recording at that point
in time (setting
PUNCH OUT
) or whether the last value should be written to
some point in the future (
NEXT CHANGE, LEVEL MATCH, END
). If
PUNCH OUT
is not active, the value at the punch-out point will be written further ahead up
to the selected time:
•
NEXT CHANGE
: Up to the next recorded movement of this element ahead
of the current punch-out point.
•
LEVEL MATCH
: Ahead up to the point where the value at punch-out time
matches the value of previously recorded movements.
•
END
: Specified in the Au window.
Note:
None of these settings will influence the recording behavior while an element
is punched-in (e.g. touched and recording). They only affect the automation
behavior
after the element has been punched-out (e.g. un-touched), and
therefore make it stay in record further into the future.
Vista 9 Digital Mixing System
Date printed: 27.0.0
SW V4.5