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Note: To download components in a language other than English, change your Language setting under Download. You still hear the rest of the mix with full automation, and when you're happy just hit Punch Preview then Write to All if necessary to write the settings you've changed. New options allow you to keep Trim data as a separate automation graph and edit it if needs be. Finally, we have Capture and Capture Punch. Pressing Capture stores the states of any parameters that are currently writing, so they can be applied later to another point in the Session.

More usefully, in my view, you can hold modifier keys to Capture all currently auto-enabled parameters, or parameters on selected tracks. The typical use for this is to reuse, or return to, particular mixer states later in your Session. This was possible before, using a kind of trick where you could capture automation states using Auto Suspend, then write them with the Edit Automation commands, but Capture is much more versatile.

Say you've automated your mix for verse 1, and you now want to use this as the starting point for verse 2. You can capture the parts of verse 1 you want to use, move to the start of verse 2, then use Punch Capture to resume writing automation with the same settings from verse 1.

An Icon surface makes this feature particularly nice especially for post-production because it can store up to 48 different 'scenes'. The most notable change in editing capabilities is a much greater degree of flexibility when editing sections that include fades. No Pro Tools user will miss getting error messages when trying to trim a Region that has fades, or losing crossfades when moving Regions.

Now, you can move or nudge a Region that is crossfaded with another, and the fade is recreated at the new boundary. You can even pick up and move fades, or nudge them, moving the boundary between two Regions while maintaining the crossfade.

The other main change is that you can now do a lot more with Regions in tracks that are in automation view, including Separating, Trimming and creating fades. Fades are also now correctly indicated in automation views. A new free plug-in package is being released at the same time as 7. Signal Tools is a complete metering system split into a stereo version called Phase Scope , and the multi-channel Surround Scope.

The stereo plug-in features a Lissajous scope display, while Surround Scope has a standard surround 'jellyfish' display. You can even have both Quicktime and Avid-format video on different tracks, which could be useful when moving a Session between different locations. Video can now be edited in the same way as audio, so it can be chopped into Regions, trimmed, copied and pasted, and so on.

If you've been reading the 'Making A Living From Music For Picture' series, you'll know that part of the life of a composer is coping with regular changes to the picture edit. A lot of time can be saved if you can cut the picture yourself and keep on working, rather than waiting for the latest version to be sent to you.

Audio tracks can be edited at the same time as video, and you can even make Region groups that include both. So if you're told that two seconds have been cut from the commercial you're composing for, you can correct your own video track along with the guide FX and dialogue tracks. Video tracks also now have the same multiple-playlist functionality as audio tracks, so you can store any number of different versions of the video.

When working against a Quicktime movie, the video display now updates correctly as you perform audio edits. You can also resize the movie window freely, so you can fill a whole monitor with the video if you want.

Finally, you can now play Quicktime movies through Avid video hardware, so it's much easier to move a Session to a studio using a Pro Tools system equipped with the AVoption V10 or Mojo peripherals. There seem to be two main themes to this update: adding features that underline the 'Pro' in Pro Tools, and clearing away lots of annoying hindrances. It's obvious that someone at Digi is spending their time sitting in with the pros and designing features that directly address the way they work.

For a long time, the challenge for Pro Tools as a mixing environment was to catch up to the level of the six-figure and above consoles and convince the high-end mixing world that it could do the job. With Icon, and the level of automation sophistication you see in this release, Pro Tools is turning a corner and showing that it now has the clout to innovate and lead in mixing and post-production. Obviously Pro Tools is different things to different people, and one danger is that the software could get over-complicated and clogged with niche features.

This is not the case so far, and for the most part you could carry on as normal without noticing many of these features. One thing is true, though: for most of the newer mixing features to flow well you really need an Icon. Digi have tried to keep most things available to all HD users, even making Auto Match available in the software with this release, but you need to remember increasing numbers of keyboard modifiers.

If you're an Icon user working on large mixes or in TV and film, this is a really impressive release that can make a big difference to the way you work. For everyone else, there's still plenty here to put a smile on your face. Go With The Flow As well as making Pro Tools ' automation more powerful, one of the clear goals in the last few releases has been to make as much as possible work during playback.

The Right To Click Version 7. Signal Tools Plug-in A new free plug-in package is being released at the same time as 7. Easy removal or addition of tracks to groups. Enable or disable any parameters from linking and save combinations as presets. Plug-ins, record arms, and panners can now be linked. Send pans can follow main pans.

Modify Group dialogue. Can modify the All Group. Easy deleting of groups with right-click. VCA Group Masters. Automation Preview Mode: try new settings without fighting automation, then punch in on the fly. Capture Mode: store mixer settings and punch them in elsewhere in the Session.

Latch Prime in Stop: set up mixer parameters while stopped, then start writing at playback. Manual Write to Write to Punch playback start position. Separate Trim automation playlist gives two layers of automation per track. Can use Auto Join in Trim mode. Automation moves can be recovered even after they've been trimmed 'out of bounds'. Auto Match can now be used to glide individual parameters out of automation writing.

Plug-in parameter all auto-enabled by default. Switches can be momentary or latching in Touch mode. User Interface Many commands can now be accessed by right-clicking. Automation graphs drawn in real time during recording.

Waveform displays drawn during Quick Punch and Track Punch. Reorganisation of preferences. Import dialogues all consolidated and improved. Editing Fades no longer restict region trimming. Run apps - Runtime Tooltip: Do you want to run apps? Web installer Tooltip: Downloads all required files, including localized resources, while the installer runs.

An Internet connection is required during installation. No Internet connection is required after you have downloaded the installer. Developer pack Runtime Language packs Tooltip: Adds translated error messages and other UI text to an existing installation. Other versions. NET Framework 3.

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