I've been brushing up on automation; I've only ever used volume and pan automation on tracks, buses and clips and wanted to dig more deeply.
First question:
The way I've always done track or bus automation is to open an automation lane, select what parameter I want to automate (volume or pan) and start adding nodes. Works a treat.
From reading the Reference Guide, I guess you can also do that right in the track if you set the edit filter on the track. Cool, but here's where things got weird in the documentation.
The Cakewalk Reference Guide repeatedly (and I mean repeatedly, look on p. 641) says to "Set the track’s Edit Filter control to the desired automation parameter (Track Automation or Clip Automation)."
When I click on the Edit Filter, here's what I see:
There's "Clip Automation," but their ain't no selection for "Track Automation." I'll hazard a guess that plain old "Automation" means "Track Automation?"
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Starship Krupa
I've been brushing up on automation; I've only ever used volume and pan automation on tracks, buses and clips and wanted to dig more deeply.
First question:
The way I've always done track or bus automation is to open an automation lane, select what parameter I want to automate (volume or pan) and start adding nodes. Works a treat.
From reading the Reference Guide, I guess you can also do that right in the track if you set the edit filter on the track. Cool, but here's where things got weird in the documentation.
The Cakewalk Reference Guide repeatedly (and I mean repeatedly, look on p. 641) says to "Set the track’s Edit Filter control to the desired automation parameter (Track Automation or Clip Automation)."
When I click on the Edit Filter, here's what I see:
There's "Clip Automation," but their ain't no selection for "Track Automation." I'll hazard a guess that plain old "Automation" means "Track Automation?"
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