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1
Q

How can you create a control point on the automation curve?

A

Click the automation curve.

2
Q

How can you create a control point away from the

automation curve?

A

Double-click the automation track using the Pointer tool.

3
Q

How can you quickly adjust the value of a parameter for a given section of a track?

A

Use the Marquee tool to select the desired section, and drag the selected automation curve up or down.

4
Q

How can you trim an automation curve?

A

Place the pointer on the numerical display in the track header and drag vertically.

5
Q

How can you create control points that snap to the grid?

A

In Automation preferences, adjust the Snap Offset. Choose “Snap Automation to Absolute Values,” and double-click the automation track to insert control points on the grid.

6
Q

What differentiates Touch mode from Latch mode?

A

After you drag a parameter in Touch mode, when you release the mouse button, the parameter returns to the previous value on the automation curve; in Latch mode, the value remains at the current value.

7
Q

How can you view multiple automation curves on the same track?

A

Click the disclosure triangle in the track header to show an additional subtrack, then click the + (plus sign) in the subtrack to create another subtrack.

8
Q

How do you assign a controller knob to Automation Quick Access?

A

In the Automation preferences, turn on Automation Quick Access. An alert asks you to assign a controller knob. Click Assign, then turn the knob of your choice up and down to assign it.

9
Q

How do you determine which parameter the knob assigned to Automation Quick Access controls?

A

Automation Quick Access always controls the parameter displayed in the Automation Parameter pop-up menu on the selected track header.