X-Git-Url: http://shamusworld.gotdns.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?a=blobdiff_plain;f=include%2Fautomation-mode.html;h=11ce20c90d3281f4f655728abd2971797e2f9c9e;hb=58b46b6f7ee892a538f7ccb1bc5f74ab20fd3578;hp=4ec353c7fc2d5c5c0329d28108e48f7bf8d9b64c;hpb=0a8cc26fd7fb17c6adb9519916f606752309edfc;p=ardour-manual diff --git a/include/automation-mode.html b/include/automation-mode.html index 4ec353c..11ce20c 100644 --- a/include/automation-mode.html +++ b/include/automation-mode.html @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@

Ardour offers two modes for connecting automation control points: Discrete and Linear. To change the mode - right click on the automation lane header and choose your mode from the mode - menu. + class=menu>Discrete and Linear. The mode is + changed by a right click on the automation lane header and choosing the + mode from the mode menu.

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- If you record automation via MIDI (for example a pitch bend from a keyboard), + When recording automation via MIDI (for example a pitch bend from a keyboard), Ardour always uses discreet mode.

Linear mode has straight lines betwen each point on the - automation track. This is useful when you want gradual shifts in your - automation lanes, such as gradual increase in volume on the fader. + automation track. This is useful for gradual shifts in automation lanes, + such as gradual increase in volume on the fader. Linear is the default mode for most automation lanes created via mouse input (versus recording via MIDI).