Hi Mackie,
Danke für das Video!
Ich habe diese VT´s in Nuendo damals mal benutzt, eigentlich eine gute Sache.
Schnell mal aus einem Web Artikel über die VT´s in Nuendo (grad keine Lust alles ausführlich zu tippen)
"The great thing about virgin territories is that you can have a track enabled to read automation, but retain the ability to freely move controls on that track where there are gaps in the automation, without those controls jumping back to the value of the last automation event.
The ability to have gaps between events in Nuendo’s automation tracks is made possible via a new Terminator setting in automation events.This setting can be seen in the Event Infoline when you have an automation event selected. When an event has the Terminator setting enabled, the automation line will be terminated with that event and a gap will be created until the next automation event occurs on that automation track.
If you later decide to fill in some of the gaps you’ve left in the automation, Nuendo offers a couple of commands to help out, including the Fill Gaps command mentioned elsewhere in this article. This allows you to fill all gaps in the automation before the point you stop with the last value recorded in that automation pass for a given control. There’s also a couple of handy commands in the Automation panel’s Functions pop-up menu, such as ‘Fill Gaps on Selected tracks’ and ‘Fill Gaps with Current Value (Selected tracks)’ which basically do what they say on the tin."
Also ganz richtig wie Andrenochrome es beschreibt. Die Infozeile ist hier wichtig, dort findet man diese VT-Terminierungs-Option der Automationspunkte. Ich muss mir das aber selber nochmal genauer anschauen.
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