One small complaint I have about using the trim automation modes in the mixing board. (especially trim touch and range trim touch)- the fader doesn't return to 0 or neutral, after releasing it, so the track being automated plays back at the level of the trim fader even after automation data ramps back to existing levels.
So, for example:
If you're trying to trim automation on the fly, using trim touch,and actually hear how it sounds coming out when you release the fader, the fader doesn't return to neutral. Therefore, the existing automation levels after your trim move are now being played back at the level the trim fader is at, even though recording of automation as ceased. Seems like trim touch should work in a similar fashion to regular touch mode, in that the fader returns to 0 in this case, allowing you to hear preexisting automation levels correctly.
In trim range automation, it would be nice to be able to set the trim fader to your desired level ahead of time, and not have that playback level actually take effect until the wiper reaches your selection. Again, that would make it possible to check the level transitions, coming in and out of your selection, on the fly.
Yes, I know about change continuous data and the trim tool options. It would just be nice to be able to have that flexibility on the fly, using the mixer board and faders.
thanks,
Carlos
DP 8.05
Mac Pro Dual Quad Core 2.8 ghz / OS 10.6.8
Mixing board Trim automation modes
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Re: Mixing board Trim automation modes
If I understand your problem correctly..
What we really need and have forever needed, is a "write to end" function, like real desks have/had. And, a more separated and powerful trim mode, that can, for example, write to end just by itself. Then trim becomes a true second layer of automation. Your trim always returns to 0dB, or wherever to tell it..
What we really need and have forever needed, is a "write to end" function, like real desks have/had. And, a more separated and powerful trim mode, that can, for example, write to end just by itself. Then trim becomes a true second layer of automation. Your trim always returns to 0dB, or wherever to tell it..
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