Automation In Editing And Libraries; Mixer And Plug-In Snapshots; Check Source/Destination Settings; Mixer Snapshots - Merging Pyramix User Manual

The possible range of the refresh rate is 10 to 100 milliseconds. Please note that your setting is rounded to entire
frames, so that the effective refresh rate will be either one, two or three times the actual frame rate.
One reason to choose a slower setting for the refresh rate would be to save processing power in complex mixes.
Note: This setting has no bearing on "smoothness" of dynamic automation changes. Pyramix
uses linear interpolation to avoid any possibility of zipper noise.
Options

Check Source/Destination settings

When enabled (default) verifies the project when it is opened and ensures that the Automation > Automation
Tracks : Master Controls Link setting is set to Master Controls are linked to any Track .
Preview mode: Popup Snapshot window on Stop
When enabled pops-up the Filter Automation Tracks to Snapshot ... dialog.

Automation in Editing and Libraries

You can use the Automation menu Cut/Copy/Paste functions to copy data (even between projects). Just select a
Region and select Automation > Copy Selected Points , then choose which list(s) to copy, then go into another
project (or the same) and select Automation > Paste Points to Cursor or Paste Points to Original TC .
If you enable the menu item Edit > Enable Automation then any editing operation on Clips also applies to all
associated automation data (Cut/Copy/Paste, Auto-Ripple, etc...)
If you edit a Clip or Clips in the Timeline or drag a Clip or Clips to a library, all automation applied to the Clip(s) is
also copied/pasted according to the mode set in the same sub-menu.
E.g. Cut/Copy/Delete Displayed Automation .
When active Edit operations will only include Automation Curves visible in the Timeline.
Cut/Copy/Delete Whole Strip Automation when active (Enabled By Default) ALL Automation, even the curves
not visible currently in Timeline Track(s) will be affected when editing.
Note: Only parameters of controls present in both the source and destination Mixer strips will be
copied successfully.

Mixer and Plug-in Snapshots

Note: Mixer Snapshots as described here use the dynamic automation mechanism.

Mixer Snapshots

Snapshots of the entire state of the mixer surface may be easily and quickly saved and recalled.
Saving Mixer Snapshots
To save a Mixer snapshot hold down Alt and Shift then Click anywhere on the Mixer surface and drag to a user
library. A new item of the type Mixer Snapshot will appear in the library. The snapshot is named Mixer Snapshot
by default. To accept this name just hit Enter . Otherwise, type a suitable name then hit Return .
Recalling Mixer Snapshots
To recall a mixer snapshot simply click on it in the library, drag it over the mixer surface and release. All parameters
will be reset to the values stored in the snapshot.
Note: A Mixer Snapshot includes all Plug-in Parameters.
Effects Snapshots
Effect Settings can be easily stored and recalled by dragging them to/from libraries.
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