Section 2 : Automation Editing; Edit Operations - Euphonix MixView CS3000 Software Manual

SECTION 2 : AUTOMATION EDITING

Edit Operations

Pass 0
F1
Clr?
F1
COPY ?
F1
Euphonix CS3000/2000 MixView 3.0 Software Supplement
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he new Off-Line Editing system provides Cut, Copy, Insert, Overwrite,
Fill, Gap, Repeat, Bounce & Distribute functions. These allow the
operator to piece together the automation data of various objects (Fader, On,
Pan and now EQ) from current or previous passes within a mix, forming a
custom pass. In some operations, automation data may be inserted into
dissimilar objects of the console, i.e., from a fader into an aux, etc. All of these
operations, except Copy, generate a new pass.
There are ten edit operations available. Press [Pass Ctrl], [F4] (down arrows)
and then [F3] (Edit) to access the Edit Operations menu.
Undo? Redo?
F2 F3 F4
Pack? Edit Util
F2 F3 F4
[Yes] Tplt T/C
F2 F3 F4
lected in the edit template and all can be applied to multiple blocks simulta-
neously. 6 are applied only to the "Edit Region" defined by the green edit Start
point and the red edit End point on the Pass Control screen. 4, Insert, Over-
write, Bounce and Distribute only use the green Start point and aren't limited
by the edit region. The edit operations are described below along with their
numeric key equivalents.
COPY: Automation data within the edit region is copied into the copy
buffer. Numeric key [7]
CUT: This is a "butt splice" style of operation. Time and automation data
within the Cut edit region is deleted. The deleted automation data is
copied into the copy buffer. Automation data after the end point is moved
up to the start point. Numeric key [8]
INS (INSER T): This operation accompanies a Copy operation. Time is
inserted beginning at the selected Start point to make room for the
contents of the copy buffer. Only the Start point is relevant during and
Insert since the duration of the Insert is determined by the contents of
the copy buffer. Numeric Key [9]
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Pass
Ctrl
From the Edit menu, press [F1] repeatedly to
view the selections. Additionally, the SpinKnob
and [+]/[-] keys also cycle the selections while
the Numeric keypad provides a quick selection
method of edit operations.
These operations require that a Mix is loaded
and valid automation data is present. Each of the
10 operations are applied only to objects se-
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