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 Automation Or Cuts n Fades

What's your preferences on this one people? I know lots of engineers are into the cut n fade treament right on the files rather than automating things.
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Well I am no expert at recording, nor a professional, but I personnaly prefer automation for the moment.

I find it easier, faster and I can go back and alternate it, if thats what I want to do.
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kasper wrote:
Well I am no expert at recording, nor a professional, but I personnaly prefer automation for the moment.

I find it easier, faster and I can go back and alternate it, if thats what I want to do.


Yes those are two good points, both speed and then rolling back some of the tweaks.
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I dont know if its got anything to do with it, but I was recording this intro the other day with a ton of layered guitars, lots of effects and quite a lot of automation. Sometimes it will stop and say that the CPU is too slow... Is that automation that takes it all up?

I have the new Apple G5... it should be alright though shouldnt it?
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kasper wrote:
I dont know if its got anything to do with it, but I was recording this intro the other day with a ton of layered guitars, lots of effects and quite a lot of automation. Sometimes it will stop and say that the CPU is too slow... Is that automation that takes it all up?

I have the new Apple G5... it should be alright though shouldnt it?


usually, effects (plugins) are what eat a lot out of the cpu (check ur reverbs, as they are the most hungry, in my experience)...
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