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Enable or disable audio automation and choose MIDI controllers for audio
automation from the Audio Automation dialog available from the control
area in the Audio Mixer.
Checking Automation will enable Audio automation. When audio automation
is enabled, each audio track’s fader is controlled by the MIDI controller
in the Fader drop-down list box and each audio track’s pan pot is
controlled by the MIDI controller in the Pan drop-down list box. The channel
for this MIDI controller is the same channel as that track’s channel
set in the Track Sheet.
In addition, when audio automation is enabled, you can record and play
back fader and pan pot movements on each audio track strip. Record fader
and pan pot movements on track strips by pressing the Record button in
the Main Transport, and then moving faders and/or pan pots on track strips.
Controllers will be recorded to each track on the same channel as that
track’s channel set in the Track Sheet.
This means that you can use an external mixing board that sends MIDI
controller messages when its faders or pan pots are moved to control each
audio track’s fader and pan pot. You can also use MIDI controllers
on each track’s channel for the same purpose.
It is also possible to use audio automation separately with any VST instrument
or effect that supports it. The MIDI commands that a given VST instrument
or effect responds to will depend on that instrument or effect. Refer
to the instrument or effect’s documentation for details of its audio
automation implementation.
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