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System 5 Digital Audio Mixing System - InDepth

Total Automation™

As System 5 is a fully digital console, it has been designed with

Total Automation in mind. Almost all parameters on the console

may be dynamically automated to timecode including faders,

EQ, pans, Aux sends, dynamics, processor in/out and fader On/

Off.

The faders are motorized and touch-sensitive, as are the knobs,

which (with their unique illuminated displays) show automation

moves as they playback, with dedicated LEDs showing auto-

mation status. Each switch that can be automated has its own

automation punch key.

In the center of the console are a set of dedicated automa-

tion keys. These are used to select objects for inclusion into

the automation and for selecting the object status. Automation

may be written in small sections, which is more normal for post

work, or can be written as continuous moves throughout the

length of the Title.

Automation Status

Isolate - Object behaves manually.

Read - Object plays back automated move. When playing back

an automated move in READ the engineer can manually over-

ride the control or fader by simply touching and moving the con-

trol - nothing is written but the manual moves will be heard.

Write Absolute - moves are recorded.

Write Trim - trim moves can be written on top of an existing

move.

Auto Glide - This is a punch out mode for a soft ramped change

between the level at punch out and the underlying level. Glide

time can be user set.

Automation Performance Control

Several modes are avail-

able to modify the main

automation status:

Preview - When activated

the engineer can preset a

value prior to punching an

object into write. Useful

for writing an abrupt jump

in level.

Suspend Preview - Al-

lows the engineer to quick-

ly switch between the new

value and the underlying

automated value.

Capture - Stores in mem-

ory the values of objects

which are writing. Punch

Capture allows all these

objects to be punched back

into record at the stored

values.

Join - Stores in memory

which objects were writ-

ing when the transport

was stopped (i.e. objects

that were not punched out

manually). The join key allows all these objects to be punched

back into record.

Auto Join - Automatically punch all the objects that were

writing when the transport was stopped back into write at the

timecode where the transport was stopped.

Fill - Four keys that allow a level or switch state to be writ-

ten from the punch out point to the start, or to the end of a

region. Can also write the punch out level or state between two

points.

All Match - Punches out all objects currently writing. Objects

will glide back to previously recorded values.

SnapShot Recall™

A SnapShot stores console settings for recall at a later date.

System 5 supports 240 SnapShots per Title. The operator can

choose which parameters to include in a SnapShot. For exam-

ple, a SnapShot may include every setting on all channels, a

single channel, or just the EQ or pan settings on a single chan-

nel. SnapShots can be named and can also be modiﬁed. When

a Title is stored the state of the console is stored in that Title so

when it loads it brings back all console settings.

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