Using Cue/Locate Points; On-The-Fly; Offline Trim - Euphonix CS3000 Operation Manual

Using Cue/Locate points

On-The-Fly

Offline Trim

Pass Control Menu
Pass #
F1
Clr?
F1
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From the T/C menu press [F4] (Cue). Use the Numeric keypad, the [+]/[–] keys
or the SpinKnob to select a cue number from the cue list and press [Enter].
Again, use [F1] to toggle between "Start" and "End". For detailed information
on the Locate/Cue system refer to the MMC section.
While in the T/C menu, toggle to "Start" and play the T/C source. At the
desired point in the program, press [Enter] in the Numeric keypad to capture a
timecode value. The menu will automatically toggle to "End". Press [Enter]
again at the desired point to capture a timecode value. Should the start time
need to be updated, the menu must be manually toggled back to "Start" using
F1.
From the top-level Pass Control menu, the DSC Numeric [7] key enters a
"Start" value while the Numeric [8] key enters an "End" value.
Offline Trim can be used to trim fader or aux levels, through the entire Mix or
within the specified Edit Region.
From the Pass Control menu (Pass Ctrl key), press [F4] (down arrows), [F4]
(Util) and then [F4] (Trim):
Undo? Redo?
F2 F3 F4
Pack? Edit Util
F2 F3 F4
Section 7: Automation
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F1 F2 F3
+0.00dB ? Tplt
F1 F2 F3
The SpinKnob and the [+]/[–] keys
change the dB value in 0.25dB
increments (Range: 72.00dB). The
Numeric keypad is not used for data
entry in this screen.
[F2] executes the Trim command while
[F3] displays a template similar to
other Automation Editing templates. It
allows individual objects and console
blocks to be selected for Trim. [F4] is
used to define the Edit Region start
and end points. (See the Automation
Editing heading earlier in this section)
Trim
F4
T/C
F4
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