V6 User Manual 1.00.book - Studio General

Automation in editing and librariesYou can use the Automation menu Cut/Copy/Paste functions to copy data (even between projects). Just select aregion and select Automation > Copy Selected Points, then choose which list(s) to copy, then go into anotherproject (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 Cut/Copy/Paste then any editing operation on clips alsoapplies to all associated automation data (cut/copy/paste, Auto-Ripple, etc…)If you drag a clip(s) to a library, all automation over that clip(s) is copied/pasted as well.Mixer and Plug-in SnapshotsNote: Mixer Snapshots as described here use the dynamic automation mechanism.Mixer SnapshotsSnapshots of the entire state of the mixer surface may be easily and quickly saved and recalled.Saving Mixer SnapshotsTo save a Mixer snapshot hold down Alt and Shift then Click anywhere on the Mixer surface and drag to a userlibrary. A new item of the type Mixer Snapshot will appear in the library. The snapshot is named Mixer Snapshotby default. To accept this name just hit Enter. Otherwise, type a suitable name then hit Return.Recalling Mixer SnapshotsTo recall a mixer snapshot simply click on it in the library, drag it over the mixer surface and release. All parameterswill be reset to the values stored in the snapshot.Note: A Mixer Snapshot includes all Plug-in Parameters.Effects SnapshotsEffect Settings can be easily stored and recalled by dragging them to/from libraries.Creating Effects SnapshotsHold Alt + Shift, then click and drag from a Plug-in window to the library where you want to store the settings,then release. A new item, of the type Mixer Snapshot, is stored in the library. The snapshot is given the name ofthe plug-in by default. The new item is automatically highlighted so, if you wish to change the default name, simplytype the new name and hit Enter to confirm. The name of the snapshot can be subsequently changed by clickingon the name in the library, then entering the new name.Automation : Automation in editing and libraries 14 - 274