Gate Colors - Merging Pyramix 4.3 User Manual

User Manual : Source - Destination Editing
Gates can be dragged with the mouse by clicking on them and moving.

Gate colors:

By default, Gates are displayed in Grey.
The Source Gates currently selected for the next edit operation are displayed in White.
The Destination Gates currently selected for the next edit operation are displayed in Black.
The current Source and Destination Gates for the next edit operation are the selected group Gates or if
no groups are selected the last group where Gates have been set/removed/modified.
In 3 point editing, the "virtual" missing gate of the group that has only one gate set is displayed in Grey.
Set the Cursor to the selected Track Group Gate In/Out
Cursor & Marks > Cursor to Gate In/Out
Zoom to the selected Track Group Gate In/Out.
Cursor & Marks > Show Gate In/Out
Nudge the selected Track Group Gate In/Out with the menu selection
Cursor & Marks > Nudge Gates > Nudge Gate In/Out to Left/Right.
Each nudge operation can be auditioned automatically by setting 'Audition
after Nudge' in the View > General Settings / editing Page.
Audition the selected Track Group Gate In/Out Pre/Through/Post with the
menu selection: Machines > Internal Machine > Audition > Audition Gate In/Out
Pre/Audition/Post.
The space between Gate In and Gate Out can be selected with the menu
Selection > Select between Gates.
Positions of Gate In and Gate Out for each selected groups can be displayed and manually modified
with the Source-Destination Toolbar (If not already visible show with View > Scales > Toolbars >
Source-Destination)
Once Gates In and Out have been set, Source - Destination operations can be applied FROM either the
selected Source Track Group or the last Source Track Group whose Gates have been set TO either the
selected Destination Track Group or the last Destination Track Group whose Gates have been set.
Both Source and Destination Gate In and Gate Out can be set or removed
(by setting them twice at the same position) to perform any combination of Source - Destination editing
operation described in the table below.
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