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Chapter 14
DA7 Users’ Guide
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Automation
Editing of AUTOMATION EXECUTION
You can edit a MIX if there is something that you wish to change.
Stop the audio master device and switch off the SELECT LED buttons
for channels you do NOT wish to update. Press the SELECT LED
buttons to turn on the channels you wish to update.
Cursor to the [REC] button in the [AUTOMATION] area, and press the
ENTER button to start recording again
Start the audio master device from a point slightly in front of where you
will begin the edit of your mix. This will give the master device time to
stabilize, and the DA7 to reset the automation based on the new
timecode location.
If you have not already done so, press the SELECT LED buttons and
make changes to the selected parameters.
Editing several channels at a time
You can operate in a more efficient way if you have several channels to edit.
The following steps will allow you to concentrate on the operation of the
selected relevant parameters.
Stop the audio master device.
Stop recording by using a remote switch plugged in to the Rear Panel,
or press the [CURSOR MODE REC] button on the Top Panel while
MMC is active.
Press the SELECT LED buttons so that they are turned on for only the
channel strips that you will edit.
Start the audio master device before the point where you will begin the
edit.
Use the remote switch to "punch-in" and start recording when it has
reached the edit point, or press the SELECT LED button to turn it on
for the channel you want to edit, and then change the parameters of the
selected channel.
Pressing the [CURSOR MODE REC] button on the Top Panel will
trigger recording as well, if MMC is active and the selected channel(s) is
armed by the SELECT LED button.
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