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Automation Menu<br />

Erase Path Data<br />

Enter the required crossfade time in the xFade Time box.<br />

Pass Selection is not currently implemented.<br />

To make the new Mix/Pass click on OK.<br />

The data will be copied as selected and the Copy Path Data window will close. The new Mix/Pass number will be<br />

shown as the current Play Pass on the main screen.<br />

Erase Path Data<br />

Used to delete automation data (fader moves, mute events, channel button events) from selected paths.<br />

Path information can be erased over any period in timecode.<br />

To select the data to erase click on Erase Path Data in the Offline Editing Sub-Menu of the Automation Menu.<br />

The Erase Path Data dialogue box will appear.<br />

Click the Faders, Mutes, etc. check boxes to select which parts of the automation data to erase. At least one<br />

item must be checked in the Include box.<br />

Enter the xFade Time in the Splice Mode box.<br />

Enter the Erase From and Erase To times in the Set Times box either manually or clicking on Select from List<br />

and selecting the times in the Start and End Times dialogue box.<br />

Click the Whole Mix button to set the start to zero and the end to 23:59:59:24 and click the required paths in<br />

the Paths list (click the Select All button to choose all paths).<br />

The selected paths will be highlighted.<br />

Click on Deselect All to deselect all paths.<br />

To create the new mix pass click the Erase button.<br />

The Erase Path Data dialogue box will close and a dialogue box will appear confirming that a new Mix/Pass was<br />

created. The new Mix/Pass is automatically selected as the Play Pass.<br />

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