Panasonic Ramsa Audio Mixer Wr Da7 Users Guide
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DA7 Users’ Guide14-1 14 Automation The automation function synchronizes the DA7to a timing signal, and records and plays back mixes. You can set it to synchronize to a Timecode input from outside the DA7, such as MIDI Timecode, MIDI clock, and SMPTE. The parameters for automation that can be controlled by the system are EQ parameters, dynamics can be turned on or off, channel on and off, fader changes, panning, surround sound, aux send, balance, scene memories can be recalled, as well as CH, EQ, and...
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14-1 AUTOMATION, SETUP Window Use the [SETUP]window to set up the automation and to store or recall library automation events. [MANUAL CHANNEL SELECT]Area This area permits you to select [INPUT 1-32], [AUX RTN1-6], [AUX SND 1- 6], [BUS 1-8], or [MASTER L/R]as manual channels. When selected as a manual channel, the selected fader is not recorded. These buttons can only be selected by highlighting them with the JogDial, and pressing the ENTER button. Once you have selected a channel here, remember that it...
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Chapter 14 DA7 Users’ Guide14-3 14 Automation [MEMORY]Area The [MEMORY]area is a library for the event list in the window. The DA7 allows you to select from four automation mixes that can be stored into the library. Button Recall the automation library. Button Store the automation library. Button Initialize the automation library. Button Display the [NAME EDITOR]window for the automation library. Button Cancel the immediately preceding operation that changed the memory. Button Clear current automation...
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[TIME BASE]Area The time base for Automation can be selected here, as well as in the [AUTOMATION>EXECUTE]window. See page 14-8.Chapter 14 DA7 Users’ Guide14-4 14 Automation TIME BASE Area
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Chapter 14 DA7 Users’ Guide14-5 14 Automation 14-2 AUTOMATION, EXECUTE Window Automation is principally controlled from the [AUTOMATION>EXECUTE] window. Recording and playback of automation are not possible unless the button is set to . Automation recording is “enabled” when the button is pressed, and recording begins when Timecode starts running. You can also enable the automation by pressing the AUX / AUTOMATIONLED button on the front panel, located just below the MASTER DISPLAYarea. Cursor to the...
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[OFFSET]Area To offset the timecode, cursorto the [OFFSET]area, and use the JogDialto change the values in hours, minutes, seconds, and frames. This feature allows you to synchronize an automation mix with its own timecode to an external source (such as a video tape) that has a different timecode. Remember that these two timecodes should always be the same frame rate. [CURRENT]Area This area shows the number of events used in the current automation mix. The DA7 has a 32,000 event capacity which is shared...
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Chapter 14 DA7 Users’ Guide14-7 14 Automation [UNDO]Area There is an [ENABLE]button, a [BUF CLR]button and an [UNDO]button. The [ENABLE]button allows you to set aside some of the automation memory to create an UNDObuffer. This will take away space from your mix memories. However, if you need more memory during your mix, you can increase the memory by disabling the UNDOfunction. This button clears the information that is in the UNDO buffer. Use this button if you wish to clear the buffer without...
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Button When selected, the button will execute recording from the START SCENE which is stored as SCENE 00. If you do not store the , the DA7will begin recording of Automation from the first event. It is recommended that you begin all automated mixes by storing the beginning of the mix in the memory. [TIME BASE]Area You can choose between [INT], [MTC], [MIDI CLK], and [SMPTE]Timecode to drive the system. The timecode area will display the input timecode as soon as it recognizes the time base status. You...
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[MMC]Area The [MMC]area provides controls for the automation system and for sending control commands to externally connected machines (via the MIDI port on the rear panel) that accept MMC(MIDI Machine Control) commands. To operate this area it is practical to use the KeyPadin the MMCmode. Set the Keypadto MMCmode by selecting the MMC/CURSORbutton before operating. [] - []Buttons Select these buttons to quickly access the desired locate points in an automated mix. See page 14-10, Create Locate Pointsand...
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[Stop ]Button Select this button to Stop the current automated mix (once the Internal Clock is selected and Automation and Record are enabled). The [Stop ]button also can be used to independently control any connected device that accepts MMCcommands. When the MMC/CURSORis in MMCmode, the down ARROWbutton on the Top Panel provides the same control. [Replay ]Button Select this button to return the DA7automation (and any MMCslaved devices) to the position where the [Play ] button was last pressed. It will...