Import Mix - Euphonix CS3000 Operation Manual

Section 7: Automation

Import Mix

Setup
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File
F1
Disk
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The example outlined in the section introduction was pretty basic. You can get
quite creative with the Join operation however. Expanding on the example,
imagine applying this join sequence to 4 faders only, and allow all other
automated objects to follow a separate Base Pass throughout the mix. Pass 8
is the default Base Pass in the above example, however any other pass in the
tree can be selected.
Access the Base Pass the same way you edit list parameters, (see above). Use
the SpinKnob to select the desired Base Pass.
We will use the above example, but change the Base Pass to 10. Our 4
selected faders will start on pass 8.
At the designated timecode point they will go to 5, then 12, They would
remain on 12 through the remainder of the mix. Our new Base Pass of 10 will
be applied to all other automated objects. When the Join operation is ex-
ecuted, the resultant pass will branch from pass 10, the new Base Pass.
Smart Display [F4] toggles the Pass Join system on or off.
This concludes Exercise 2.
Import Mix allows the user to merge an existing Mix into the pass tree of the
currently open Mix. Each imported Mix becomes a new Pass branch off Pass 0.
From the top-level menu, press [F3] (System), [F1] (File), [F4] (Mix), [F4] (Utils),
[F4] (down arrows) and then [F1] (Import):
Snap System Grps
F2 F3 F4
F-Link GPI MIDI
F2 F3 F4
Project Title Mix
F2 F3 F4
Import MIX?
F1 F2
While this SmartDisplay menu is showing, the Mixview screen displays the
list of Mixes in the current Title. Use the SpinKnob or the [+]/[–] keys to select
the desired Mix and press [F3] (Yes) to execute the command.
New? Load?
F1 F2
ReNm? Del?
F1 F2
Import
F1 F2
Yes [No]
F3 F4
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Save? Utils
F3 F4
Copy?
F3 F4
Offset
F3 F4