Originally posted by Scottyee:
Hi Tore, your question is an EXCELLENT one.
"The faders and knobs of the mixing console control many different parameters like volume, panning, effects settings, EQ, and others. These settings are not static, but may also change dynamically within a piece of music. Like a pro digital mixer, any movement of the knobs & faders can be recorded within a song. When the song is played back, then also all the different settings & movements within the song are recalled."
Yes, the parameters can be changed in realtime and you can experience this feat by loading a midi file that contains these changes encoded into the midi file by going into the Mixing Console 1-8, 9-16 midi tracks and observing them while the midi file plays.
Update!
The Tyros can indeed utilize realtime slider changes such as Volume, Pan Pot, etc. on a song made on the Tyros itself and the changes can be saved and are implemented when the song is played back. The trick is to make the changes when the song is being sequenced while you are playing along on the keys. After a song has already been sequenced and has been saved I don't think it's possible to then edit the song to include realtime slider changes, etc. I will investigate further to see if this is possible when I have a chance.
I knew that using an external sequencer such as Cubase, Sonar, etc. that you can do this to a midi file and when played back on the Tyros that the Tyros recognizes and implements the changes in real time, i.e. as the song is played back.
Sorry for the mis-information when I posted my original reply. I didn't have access to my Tyros at the time and I spoke to soon.
So "automation" is the ability to implement realtime slider changes, etc. in a song but of course only after the changes have been entered manually by the user while the song is being sequenced and then afterwards saved??? At least that is my understanding of it.
Best regards,
Mike
[This message has been edited by keybplayer (edited 05-04-2005).]