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I tried different knobs on my MIDI keyboard - there is no difference. The problem is not with hardware. |
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This happens when recording is not from the beginning, if before starting recording in touch mode, turn the knob so that an automation point is created and begins to move in accordance with the cnob and only after that turn on the transport and start turning the knob to record automation. |
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I noticed that this happens when I try to record over the old recorded automation, that is, if there are already points on the curve where the recording is going on. If I record areas without points, then everything is fine. |
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Are you using touch-mode with a control-surface that does not support touch? |
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Yes, my MIDI controller does not support touching knob, but I already indicated in the first message that: It happens in both touch mode and WRITE mode. |
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Moreover. This happens even when recording with the mouse. Create a new session. Turn on the automation of the fader master track in the WRITE mode, put the playhead at the beginning of the track and press the spacebar. A line at 0dB will be recorded. Then again, switch the playhead to the beginning of the track, go to the WRITE mode of automation and use the mouse to fader to the maximum and press the space bar to start recording. I will eventually record "comb" as in the screenshot. You can also move the fader with the mouse during recording and the comb will continue to occur. It will stop as soon as the area where the automation was recorded last time ends and the "clean area without a single point of automation, where automation was not written, begins. |
- Anonymous
