Extend Back To - Studer D950 Operating Instructions Manual

5.9.2

Extend Back To:

EXTEND BACK TO: keys:
D950:
Date printed: 27.08.03
<Option> <End of Pass Clears>: The End of Pass options (also refer to
5.21.7) determine the behavior of specific functions when a mix pass is
terminated by stopping timecode. The behaviors that take place are deter-
mined on the End of Pass Options page. Check boxes allow the selection
of the following options:
With <Write To End> checked, the "Write To: End" function is disabled
after the end of every Mix Pass and Punch Out is reset as the default state.
This ensures that "Write To: End" is only used for one pass without being
reset as the "Write To:" function.
The choice of Mix Pass "Extend Back To:" function determines where the
Read Mix Data to Record Data transition takes place. In essence, the con-
cept is as follows:
"Take the last recorded value and extend it back to: _____________!"
The blank can be filled in with one of two "Extend Back To:" locations:
• Punch-in: Extend the Last Recorded Value back to the punch-in loca-
tion
• Begin: Extend the Last Recorded Value back to the specified Begin
Time.
These locations are also known as EXTEND BACK TO: Functions.
Note: Unlike other automation systems, the transition from Read Mix Data to
Record Data does not necessarily have to take place at the punch-in loca-
tion.
The Mix Pass EXTEND BACK TO: keys determine the point at which the
transition from Read Mix Data to Record Data will take place. As noted
above, there are two different EXTEND BACK TO: functions. The selected
function key will illuminate when that EXTEND BACK TO: function is ac-
tive. Only one function can be active at a time.
Keys for EXTEND BACK TO: functions are located on the Mix Pass section
of the Automation Master Panel.
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D950/Vista7 Digital Mixing System
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