LOGIC PRO X - All About Automation
Automation allows you to 'animate' specific parameters for any of the tracks within your project. You might want to create Volume ramps, or adjust the brightness of a sound across a phrase. Almost any parameter within Logic Pro X can be automated and in this video, Jono will teach you how to introduce Automation on a per-track basis. He'll demonstrate how unwanted Automation can be deleted, whilst showing you the assorted Automation modes which let you create or protect Automation data. Automation can be also be copied and edited in post-production, so he'll throw that in for good measure.
00:00 What Is Automation?
01:33 Track Playback
02:42 Automation in the Mixer
03:06 Understanding Automation modes
04:02 Choosing a parameter and opening Automation
05:14 Playback with Cutoff change
05:34 Be careful!
07:43 Latch Mode for safety
08:08 Deleting Volume Automation
08:56 Finding other Automated parameters
09:41 Copying Automation options
10:27 Selecting and adjusting multiple Automation points
11:43 Editing Automation
13:29 Finding Pan from the drop-down list
14:33 Using Region Borders to create Automation nodes
16:23 Creating Tape Delay Feedback regeneration
18:02 Summary