Auto-Off:
…Doesn’t read automated data at all. Useful for making comparisons of the difference to audio with and then without automation.
Auto-Write:
…Writes automation. This is somewhat of a destructive mode, as is over writes any previous automated data.
Auto-Read:
… Simply reads automation data while in playback.
Auto-Touch
…Applies automated data while the fader is held, once the fader is released, the fader will reset to the previous position prior to automation being written. Handy for when you want to control automation but have it automatically return to the exact previous value. Across a song, this would become useful for things such as changing elements between choruses and verses, etc.
Auto-Latch
…Is the same as Touch mode however rather then returning to the previous position, the fader latches to the last specified position of the fader. Most suitable for human controlled in fades.
Trim modes allow a user to keep the shape of written automated data, but vary its position value. There are various modes which apply to trim which follow a similar path to automation modes. These are useful when you want to keep your automation data, but wavy its value without varying its shape.
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