Duality SE Operator's Manual - Solid State Logic

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DaWautomation status DisplayPressing and holding the auto button on a channel fader will display the current automation mode for that channel in thechannel’s scribble strip. To display the automation mode for all focused channels, select the Status Group (stgr) soft menu,and press auto.The automation LED indications are as follows:No LED: Automation offGreen LED: Read automation modeRed flashing LED: DAW is ready to write automation in write, touch or latch modesRed solid LED: Writing automation dataRed and Green LEDs: Trim automation modesuspending automationTo suspend all automation writing and playback for the entire project/session, deselect the suspenD autO button.The button will flash red to indicate that the suspend function is active.Writing automation (Write to start, end or all)In some DAW applications, you can write automation data to the start, end or whole part of a track/selection in anyautomation mode. To perform these functions from Duality SE use the following:Ctrl + rtZ will write automation data from the current position to the start of thetrack/selectionCtrl + enD will write automation data from the current position to the end of thetrack/selectionCtrl + sHIFt + (enD or rtZ) will write automation data from the start to the end of the track/selection3-42 Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual
DaWautomating CutsAs the console’s Cut buttons have no touch sense, automation will start being written when the button is first pressed.In touch mode it will return to the underlying mix pass as soon as the DAW timeline reaches the next switch change.Thus pressing and holding a Cut button will write data for as long as the button is held, overwriting any underlyingautomation. To continue to write data until you stop, select Write or latch mode. This also applies to plug-in buttons.automating pans and sendsAs the channel V-pots have no touch sense, automation data starts being written as soon as the control is moved. In touchmode the system will stop writing automation data and return to the previous level when you stop moving the control.Your DAW may have a Touch-Timeout period which provides a time limit that allows for a certain time to continue writingautomation data, after which the value of the parameter returns to the value of the underlying automation pass. Alternativelyto continue to write data until you stop select Write or latch mode.automating plug-InsPlug-in parameters can be automated just like other V-pots and buttons. The only difference is that some DAW applicationsrequire the controls to be armed using the on-screen menus within your DAW. Choose the automation button in the pluginwindow and enable the plug-in controls to be automated.When automating a plug-in parameter, there is no touch sense information for the V-pot or push-push switch so in touchmode data will be written for as long as the control is being moved or pressed. Using Write or latch mode for automatingplug-ins will continue writing automation data until the DAW stops.automation Indication for plug-In parametersIf a plug-in parameter is enabled for automation, the red ‘LED’ below the on-screen V-pot will flash. When writing automationdata, the ‘LED’ will light continuously.Refer to your DAW manual for more information on all aspects of its automation system.Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual3-43
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