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Plugin Automation
I'm trying to figure out how to automate effects while moving multiple knobs at once. I want to automate the EQ so the HPF increases while a boost in the low mids moves up in frequency simultaneously. However, I can only adjust one knob at a time with the mouse. Is this possible?
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Re: Plugin Automation
One at a time without a console. You can't "rubber-band" parameters and have them maintain their relative offset, if that's what you're thinking.
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Re: Plugin Automation
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Re: Plugin Automation
So you can record each knob's movement separately, and then combine them all? Ill have to search for "automation lanes" in the manual. Thanks.
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Re: Plugin Automation
If That's what I'm thinking then I'm wording,it,different.. I have no,idea what rubber banding parameters means, as well as their relative offset.
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Re: Plugin Automation
Like Jack said, you can automate virtually every plugin parameter separately. Your initial post led me to believe that you wanted to write moving automation for multiple parameters simultaneously, and that can't be done without some form of console.
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Re: Plugin Automation
You don't 'combine' anything. Each automation parameter runs only whatever control you have it assigned to; that means you can tweak each one separately to get what you want.
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Re: Plugin Automation
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If you like writing automation organically, be sure to be in touch mode and you can automate the first parameter on one pass and the second parameter on the next pass. Or you can pencil edit the moves in the automation lanes. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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