Editing Mute Automation
Drag the breakpoint down to mute a section.
Drag a breakpoint up to unmute the section.
Drag a breakpoint to the left or right to adjust
the timing of the mute.
Track mute automation
Editing Stepped Control Automation
Automation for certain controls (such as MIDI
controller values or plug-in settings) appears as a
stepped pattern on the breakpoint line. Drag a
breakpoint up or down to a different step to
change to a new control value. Drag a break-
point to the left or right to adjust the timing of
the stepped control change.
Stepped control automation
Editing Automation Breakpoints
To edit automation breakpoints, display the au-
tomation playlist for the control you want to
edit by selecting it from the Track View selector,
then do one of the following:
To create a new breakpoint:
Click with the Pencil tool or any Grabber tool
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on the line graph.
To edit one breakpoint:
Click an existing point on the line graph with
■
the any Grabber tool and drag it to a new posi-
tion.
To clear one breakpoint:
Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac)
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with any Grabber tool.
To edit several breakpoints at once:
Use the Selector tool to select a range in the
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automation playlist that contains the break-
points, and do one of the following:
• To move the breakpoints earlier or later in
the track, press the Plus key (+) to nudge
them later (to the right) or the Minus key
(–) to move them earlier (to the left). The
breakpoints move by the current Nudge
value.
• To adjust the breakpoint values, click with
any of the Trim tools in the selection and
drag the breakpoints up or down.
When you use a Trim tool to edit a selection
containing breakpoints, new anchor break-
points are created before and after the se-
lected area. To suppress creation of anchor
breakpoints, press Alt (Windows) or Option
(Mac) while using a Trim tool.
To edit all breakpoint values in a region:
Click in the region with any of the Trim tools
■
and drag the breakpoints up or down.
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