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Editing Automation dataAutomation data can be edited directly with the mouse. When the mouse is over the of automation curve, the cursorchanges into a hand. When the mouse is over a node of the automation curve, the value and timestamp of thepoint is displayed.Dragging an automation nodeThe value can be adjusted by clicking on the node and dragging. If you click anywhere on the automation curve, anew node will be inserted.If you hold the Ctrl key while dragging on the automation curve, the mouse pointer will turn into a pencil. Thecurve can then be drawn freehand.If Ctrl + Shift + Alt are held, the cursor changes to an eraser and clicking on a point erases it.Automation Menu Editing optionsDelete Selected PointsDeletes all automation points contained in the selected regionCut Selected PointsCopy Selected PointsPaste Points to CursorPaste Points to Original TCCuts all automation points contained in the selected regionDrawing an automation curveCopies all automation points contained in the selected regionPastes all copied or cut automation points at the cursor on the selected trackPastes all copied or cut automation points at the Original TimeCode on the selected trackAutomation : Editing Automation data 14 - 272
Automation SettingsSelect All Settings > Application > Automation. (Automation > Automation Settings also takes you to theAutomation page).OptimizationsOffers a choice of options to enhance system performance when using automation.Keep only current version while saving when checked, the system only saves the current version of all automationtracks. This looses the saved automation versions history, but dramatically shortens the save time for projectswith automation.Limit versions to the number of Undo/Redo when checked the system only keeps a limited number of versionsin memory (the same as the number of Undo/Redos as defined in the Settings > All Settings > <strong>General</strong> Page).This reduces the number of automation versions kept in the history but enhances performance.Auto-Release OptionsIf Auto Release is enabled any control will, when released or when the transport is stopped, return to its value orstate in the previous automation pass or the default where no previous pass exists. This occurs either immediatelyif the control only has two states (e.g. a button) or over a period of time if the control is a fader or knob. The timeperiod is determined by the value entered in the Release Time box in ms.Refresh RateAutomation Settings pageThe Refresh Rate setting determines the rate at which the automation data is recorded. By default the refresh rateis the same as the actual time code frame rate, e.g. 40 ms at a frame rate of 25 fps.The possible range of the refresh rate is 10 to 100 milliseconds. Please note that your setting is rounded to entireframes, 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.Automation : Automation Settings 14 - 273
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8 Editing 110Editing in the Timelin
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11 Monitor 196Monitor ! Window 197S
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15 Strip and Bus Tools 275Strip and
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Ramses MSC 390Hardware Control Surf
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ADR 474Machines 474Macros 479Settin
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Internal Bussing & I/O Capabilities
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Thank you!Congratulations on your p
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• Full Delay Compensation (VS3 an
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Pyramix Virtual Studio OverviewPyra
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DSP(Mykerinos DSP Systems) or Core
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The default X-fade can be modified
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OverviewMassCore is an extremely po
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Core Load IndicatorsIn MassCore bas
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Note: These bars should be ignored
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OverviewEditing ProjectProjects are
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10. Click Next. The New Project Wiz
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HousekeepingAudition PlayMedia Fold
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N.B. In Pyramix User Libraries, the
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• A list of Pyramix Projects and/
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The left hand pane shows Libraries
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Library MenusThe Edit, View and Tri
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Consolidate(Libraries only) Opens t
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OptionsOpens the Library Settings d
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Quick ExportEnables Pyramix Master
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This module is initially aimed at p
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TimeZone Properties - BasicScaling
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When checked, the level of the high
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Managing Media FoldersChoose a medi
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The Mounting Rules dialog can be fo
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This will open a browser Window:Nav
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Using Offline/Reference LibrariesWh
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TracksAdding TracksEach Project has
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Other types of strip can be selecte
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Multiple tracksYou can also delete
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Record Ready - Recording commences
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Tracks Tab WindowThe Track Tab Wind
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If YES the automation envelope is d
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The rest of the fieldsAll the other
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Transport and Navigationwww.merging
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Clicking on the arrow opens a sub-m
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• Frames• Samples• [ms]• CD
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Bars & Beats Scale BarAs with the o
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value of 24.0 results in a Tempo of
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MarkersMarkers are shown in a Marke
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The slider varies the jog response
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Transport Control PanelPressing the
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The OverviewOverview Tab WindowThe
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Getting Audio into Pyramix Virtual
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Record Punch In (Auto)After Recordi
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3. Selecting Properties opens the S
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Manual DigitizingAutoconforming1. I
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Editingwww.merging.com/PyramixUSER
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Anatomy of a ClipMany Edit Commands
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Clip and Selection EditingMaster Cl
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Clips Rename open the Rename Clips
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TracksShows the tracks the media wa
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the Track on which you right-clicke
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Editing ModesThe current Editing Mo
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Tim Fade InTrim Fade In Symmetrical
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Delete and RippleCut and RipplePast
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Normalize Example:In this case with
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list shows information concerning t
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Source - Destination EditingConcept
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The menu item Edit > Source - Desti
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Fade Editorwww.merging.com/PyramixU
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Select/Edit Next FadeZoom around th
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• When the Force Safe box is chec
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Save X FadeThe dialog box opens wit
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Mixerwww.merging.com/PyramixUSER MA
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Configure PageMixer Configure PageI
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Strip and Bus operationsOnce select
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Effect ManagementClicking on Effect
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Right-clicking on an installed plug
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Wizard...Opens the Configuration Wi
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Mix !Basic MixerAutomatic Delay Com
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ColorsBus paths can be colored to a
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Mixer ComponentsInput StripsMixer I
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Multiple Mix Buses (Stems)Mono / St
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Channel Direct OutputsAll input str
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• Surround Center (Cs)By Default
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Aux Send RoutingWhen a Strip feedin
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Note: When IP:Off is displayed in t
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Stereo PannersPyramix offers a comp
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M&S Stereo StripsWhat is M&S?M&S st
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Checking the Connect automatically
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Delay CompensationDelay Compensatio
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When the Input Strip Mode is set to
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utton indicates that the effect is
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Ghost Effects and Plug-insEssential
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External InsertTo add an External I
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Show DistributionWhen checked, a na
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Saving / Loading Mixer PresetsMixer
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Level MeterToggles the main display
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Mixer Peak Log WindowClick on Show
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Monitorwww.merging.com/PyramixUSER
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Note: At bottom left in the screens
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A Main grid: this matrix defines th
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CommandsTo set the Reference Volume
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Media Manager MonitoringNote: In or
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Note: Talkback is currently availab
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Note: If a seperate ‘Producer’
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9. Add two more sources and label t
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OperationThe smaller buttons vertic
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Meter Bridgewww.merging.com/Pyramix
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Meter Bridge WindowBy default the M
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Single RowSingle row is useful if y
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Automation Fader Mode and Group Ind
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Keep open keeps the CD Import windo
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ScopeThe following items are import
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ProToolsNote: Please see also: the
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Cancel aborts the import operation.
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Adds a graphic preview of the Cue-S
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Customizing the User InterfacePyram
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Customizing Keyboard ShortcutsWe st
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User MacrosMacros are sequences of
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Project TemplatesPyramix provides t
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Player/Recorder ModeMultitrack Edit
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Launch the Virtual Tape Format appl
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View > Scales / Toolbars and clicki
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keeps track of the proper naming, m
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Mix/Editing for TV shot in NTSC and
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Conforming and Reconformingwww.merg
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The CMX EDL Import Options main dia
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Any errors encountered while parsin
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Opens the Reconform... dialog:This
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Step 3Repeat Step2 with the same op
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Step 6The Pyramix Project has now b
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Step 8The Video Reference Tracks (w
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Pyramix Version 1 Project with Audi
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Step 3The new video file, Version 2
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A file Open Browser Window opens:Py
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Relink to New MediaOpens a dialog o
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Machine Controlwww.merging.com/Pyra
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Linking Functions of External and I
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LocatePressing theLocate button pop
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Record and Edit controlsThe first f
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Examples:Jog Wheel ModeThe buttons
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ScopePyramix can control and be con
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Then select: Pyramix : Download : D
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OASIS ProtocolOASIS is a generic TC
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GPI / GPO Controlwww.merging.com/Py
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Output pin just drag the Remote ont
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CD/SACD Masteringwww.merging.com/Py
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Simply right-click on a selection o
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(Read only) Number of the PQ Marker
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PasteCopy InfoPaste InfoValidate PQ
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CD Offset default parametersThese p
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Exporting Projects to CD Image File
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Mixer SourcesPick two appropriate b
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Audio CD Cue Sheet CompatibilityTes
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Source - Pyramix CD ImageDiscWrite
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3. Also in the Target section, clic
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Procedure1. Before launching DiscWr
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Note: Detailed connection diagrams
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Productivitywww.merging.com/Pyramix
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Simply launch the Waveform Generato
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Note: The centre button is only ava
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Overview Tab Window in place above
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The All Settings > Timeline Layout
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Allocating DSPDSP allocation is set
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MassCore DSP AllocationNote: MassCo
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Menuswww.merging.com/PyramixUSER MA
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CloseImport...Export...Save as Vers
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Undo clip(s) moveUndo history >Redo
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View MenuView menuFixed Cursor whil
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Tracks >Zoom 4 Recall Preset Zoom 4
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Show all TabsShows all Tabs in dock
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Nudge to Next EditNudges the select
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Starting Numbering at:Items Separat
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Synchronize Tracks & StripsThe audi
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Nudge Cursor to Previous ClipNudge
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Prompt for Marker Name at insertion
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Select Clip(s) under Cursor Selects
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Audition Out with CurveAudition Out
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AutomationAutomation menuAutomation
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ADRFor details of the ADR Menu plea
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EndPunch >EndPunch SelectionPunch S
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Fast RewindScan ForwardScan RewindS
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HelpHelp menuThe Help Menu gives qu
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OverviewPyramix is massively config
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HardwareFormats and SyncAll Setting
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MasterIn a multi-board system, this
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MassCoreNote: The MassCore mode is
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ADAT Board SettingsNote: These sett
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Sampling Rate ConvertersGrayed out
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Mic/Line On inputs 1 and 2 you can
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SDIF Board SettingsI/O InterfaceInp
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HDTDM / XDTDM / MassCore RoutingThe
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XDTDM RoutingAll Settings Hardware
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Manual RoutingDouble-clicking the f
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the optional Video/TC interface. To
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ProjectGeneralThe General Page has
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Prefix with Track NameWhen checked
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If Wave is chosen as the Format the
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This mode makes Pyramix work like a
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Peak and Overload Hold TimeSets the
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Mixer SettingsStereo Pan LawThe dro
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ApplicationGeneralPlatformAudio pro
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Displays and sets the alternative l
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Playback/RecordAll Settings Applica
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Jog/ChaseHigh Quality Clips will be
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Jog Wheel SettingsPresetThe combo b
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CD/SACDAll Settings Application CD/
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TimeLine layoutFor all the color op
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Track Headers LayoutAll Settings Ap
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LocationAll Settings Application Lo
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where no previous pass exists. This
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Formant TypeRemote ControlMachineTh
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SettingsInhibit Video RecordWhen ch
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Send In/Out Preset optionsBy defaul
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AddPops up the Controller propertie
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Effects stems it is common practice
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Clients State SavingToggles between
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Troubleshooting is always a moving
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No Sound on Live InputsPlease caref
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The I/O Status windowThe I/O status
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This is the size of the buffer used
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Dr. Watson Screenshot 1Then, once a
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Appendix I - Mouse Modifier KeysMai
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ExamplesProject @ 192kHzAES II SRCS
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TASCAM TDIFThe TASCAM TDIF daughter
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PlatformThis drop-down list determi
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Buses Mode and DSP AllocationWhen P
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Bussing CapabilitiesNote 1Bussing c
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Settings > All Settings > Formats &
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Cue Sequencer ControlThe Cue Sequen
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Appendix VII - Mykerinos Latencies1
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IPCONFIG followed by Enter. The IP
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Appendix IX - Pyramix iXML Implemen
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Numerics2,3 and 4 Point Edits 1359-
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Composition LibraryLibrariesComposi
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Fixed Cursor Settings 522Fixed or M
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Window 216Meter Decay integration t
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Record ModeSafety 104Record Name 10
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TTab Windows 430Tail to Beginning 1
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