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Automation
Removing automation events
There are several ways to remove event points:
• By selecting points and pressing [Backspace] or [De-
lete] or selecting Delete from the Edit menu.
• By clicking on a point with the Eraser tool.
• By selecting a range (with the Range Selection tool),
and pressing [Backspace] or [Delete] or selecting Delete
from the Edit menu.
• By clicking in the parameter display on a subtrack and
selecting “Remove Parameter” from the pop-up.
This will remove all automation events from the subtrack, and the sub-
track will be closed.
Editing automation events
Automation events can be edited much like other events.
You can use cut, copy and paste, you can group and
nudge events etc. There are, however, four items on the
Edit menu that are not applicable to automation events.
These are:
• Split at Cursor
• Split Loop
• Move to Front
•Move to Back
Editing automation events in the Project
Browser
You can also edit automation events in the Project
Browser. Proceed as follows:
1. Open the Project Browser by selecting it from the
Project menu.
The Browser window opens. The window is divided into two sections,
the Structure list to the left and the event display to the right.
2. Click on the “+” sign for a track in the structure list.
Automated tracks have two subitems: Track Data and Automation. The
Automation item corresponds to the automation subtrack in the Project
window, and contains the track’s automation events.
3. Click on the “+” sign for the Automation item.
All automated parameters for the track are shown in the structure list.
4. Clicking on a parameter in the structure list brings up
the automation events in the event display.
The following parameters are available for all automation
subtracks:
Parameter Description
Position The position of the automation event.
Value The value of the automation event.