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**** What's the purpose of Automation ***???
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| TranceZoner |
HIYALL,
I'd like to know what the purpose of automation iz?? When to use it and how do you do it?? Thnx again?
:eyes: :wtf: :haha: :conf: |
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| Haak |
| Automation is very useful when maiking tunes. You can use it to control filters and volumes etc, so you can fade synths in or make effects |
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| TraNcerke |
automation = programming things you 'd normaly do with your hands
eg: filter cutoff, volume, but also changing from patch, track mutes, tempo changes... |
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| Teknikol |
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceZoner
HIYALL,
I'd like to know what the purpose of automation iz?? When to use it and how do you do it?? Thnx again?
:eyes: :wtf: :haha: :conf: |
This was probably the first question I asked myself when I first saw Reason on my screen:) |
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| Critical7 |
| Yup, automation is an amazing tool in the mixing process. I use it for everything, from controlling FX to EQ to correcting volume, pan/placement...the list goes on (for both audio & MIDI). Logic Audio 5.x has some amazing new automation routines built in that I am just loving to DEATH. Nuendo is pretty cool too. |
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