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12-24-2007, 01:18 AM
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Blue Automation Breakpoints?
Hey everyone... a Noo-b to the DUC here... literally just signed up for this question. I recently upgraded to 7.3 and discovered the blue automation breakpoint that comes up every now and then... not quite sure what it is or what I am doing to create it. Just wondering if anyone can tell me. Thanks
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12-27-2007, 07:16 PM
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Re: Blue Automation Breakpoints?
The blue breakpoints indicate an "out of range" value (either more than +12 dB or less than -144dB), or pan breakpoints that are out of range. Starting with Pro Tools 7.2, we store these values in order to maintain relative grouping values for volume and pan playlists. Try some grouping experiments and you'll see.
Hope this helps... Danny Caccavo Product Manager Digidesign
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