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marclop

10-10-2019 01:49 AM

Red Line across timeline

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Hi everyone, I was wondering if any of you has experienced this before and how did you solve this? I attached a picture from my timeline.

Thank you for your time and help,
Marco

henningaround

10-10-2019 02:08 AM

Re: Red Line across timeline

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Originally Posted by marclop (Post 2540864)

Hi everyone, I was wondering if any of you has experienced this before and how did you solve this? I attached a picture from my timeline.

Thank you for your time and help,

Marco

I think that's the playhead when working with continuous scrolling while locked to a 9-pin master?

marclop

10-10-2019 02:24 AM

Re: Red Line across timeline

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Originally Posted by henningaround (Post 2540865)

I think that's the playhead when working with continuous scrolling while locked to a 9-pin master?

Hi,

I am using the "No Scrolling" option and the HD OMNI is connected to the MacPro. There's no locking to a 9 pin-master.

Frank Kruse

10-10-2019 02:53 AM

Re: Red Line across timeline

I think the red line marks the position where PT will start writing or something like that. Can't remember 100%. I think it's the AutoJoin feature in the auto enable window. Should be in the manual.

henningaround

10-10-2019 03:43 AM

Re: Red Line across timeline

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Originally Posted by Frank Kruse (Post 2540871)

I think the red line marks the position where PT will start writing or something like that. Can't remember 100%. I think it's the AutoJoin feature in the auto enable window. Should be in the manual.

Oh yes, that's true! Playhead is a black line, AutoJoin is red!

marclop

10-10-2019 06:25 AM

Re: Red Line across timeline

Thank you both so much!

reichman

10-10-2019 07:17 AM

Re: Red Line across timeline

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank Kruse (Post 2540871)

I think the red line marks the position where PT will start writing or something like that. Can't remember 100%. I think it's the AutoJoin feature in the auto enable window. Should be in the manual.

AutoJoin picks up latch automation after a stop and restart. Super useful for those times when you're crashing through a mix at high-speed. The only rule to be aware of is that if you stop and go back, and start writing automation again and stop before the line, you erase the AutoJoin buffer. You have to hit the line on every pass for it to remember.

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