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Editing with use of the [RELATIVE] button
After editing there may be a situation where you want to change something
in your MIX, such as the level of vocal in a chorus, while saving the other
fader moves you have made for that channel. This is where you would use
the [RELATIVE] button in the [FADER EDIT] area.
Cursor to the [RELATIVE] button in the [FADER EDIT] area, and press
the ENTER button.
Press only the SELECT LED button of the channel where you want to
change the level from [ABSOLUTE] to [RELATIVE].
Cursor to the [REC] button in the [AUTOMATION] area, and press the
ENTER button to start recording.
Start playing back the audio master device from a position slightly
before the area you wish to update. The fader knob will move to the
position of 0 dB.
Move the FADER up or down as much as you would like to boost or
reduce the level. If you move the fader knob by 3 dB upward, it will be
recorded and reproduced as a value that equals 3 dBs plus the original
level recorded.
When you have finished updating the channel, cursor to the [REC]
button, and press the ENTER button to stop recording.
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DA7 Users’ Guide
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You do not have to continue to record until the end of the MIX.
The relative value of the fader level that was in place when the
automation recording stops will be applied through the end of
that MIX.
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