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Automation Buttons

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The Fairlight Desktop Console includes automation controls designed to allow the operator to record every static and dynamic parameter change you make in the process of balancing, mixing, and sweetening the overall sound of your timeline in the Fairlight page. The six Automation buttons offer the same automation controls available in the Fairlight page Automation toolset.


Automation buttons


Automation buttons include:


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ON: Use this button to turn automation mode on and off.


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STOP: Toggles the On-Stop mode through Event, Hold, or Return.


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MODE: This button toggles between Write or Trim action.


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TCH: The Touch button toggles the automation touch mode through three recording options: Off, Latch, and Snap.

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ENAB: Hold this button while touching any fader, pan knob, or Mute button to enable/ disable that parameter for automation recording. Additionally, the User button Mix User set offers additional enables in the Enables Quick Menu layout.

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CURV: Hold the Curve button and touch any fader strip control on a selected track to show its parameter’s automation curve on the selected channels in the Fairlight page Timeline.

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Fairlight page Automation controls


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Automation writing fader automation data on the A3 track


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NOTE: Automation is only available in the DaVinci Resolve Fairlight page. For detailed information about Fairlight’s automation recording toolset and how it works in DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 174, “Mix Automation.”


NOTE: Automation is only available in the DaVinci Resolve Fairlight page. For detailed information about Fairlight’s automation recording toolset and how it works in DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 174, “Mix Automation.”


NOTE: Automation is only available in the DaVinci Resolve Fairlight page. For detailed information about Fairlight’s automation recording toolset and how it works in DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 174, “Mix Automation.”

Automation mirroring the Desktop Console, writing fader automation data on the A3 track