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Chapter 9 Automix

3. Press [PAGE] so that [F5] indicates “A.Mix,” and then

press [F5 (A.Mix)].

fig.4-02

4. Press [F2 (Micro)].

5. Press [PAGE] so that [F1] indicates “In.”

fig.4-03

6. Make sure that the cursor is located at “Edit Target,” and

use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the type of Automix

data that you wish to edit.

7. Use [ ] and [ ] to move the cursor to the first

marker of the area from which you wish to copy

Automix data, and press [F1 (In)].

8. Use [ ] and [ ] to move the cursor to the last

marker of the area from which you wish to copy

Automix data, and press [F1 (Out)]. A checkmark will be

added to the copy area.

fig.4-04.e

Even if there is only one marker for the Automix data that

you wish to copy, press [F1 (In)] and then [F1 (Out)] for the

desired marker.

You can turn the TIME/VALUE dial to modify the Automix

setting value at the cursor location. If you wish to re-select

the Automix data that will be copied, press [ ].

9. Press [F3 (Copy)].

10.Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the

cursor. Turn the TIME/VALUE dial.

fig.4-08

Target

This will indicate the type of Automix data that you selected

to be copied in Step 6. If you wish to copy all Automix data,

use the TIME/VALUE dial to select “All Level and Pan.”

Destination Target

Select the copy destination for the Automix data.

There is no limitation on the copy-source and copy-

destination data. For example, you can copy the volume level

data (0–127) from a track and overwrite it onto the pan data

(L63–0–R63). However, if you do so, the results may not be

what you expect.

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