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Automation for Audio Production and Post-Production

Sid Price

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This article examines the application of time code to the automation of audio mixing and control, highlights some of its applications, and takes a brief look into the potential of such systems. Following a brief history of some of the systems used in the mixing process, the problems and consequences of automation are discussed, as well as the technical aspects of the systems and the various approaches taken by different companies in the field.

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This article examines the application of time code to the automation of audio mixing and control, highlights some of its applications, and takes a brief look into the potential of such systems. Following a brief history of some of the systems used in the mixing process, the problems and consequences of automation are discussed, as well as the technical aspects of the systems and the various approaches taken by different companies in the field.

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This article examines the application of time code to the automation of audio mixing and control, highlights some of its applications, and takes a brief look into the potential of such systems. Following a brief history of some of the systems used in the mixing process, the problems and consequences of automation are discussed, as well as the technical aspects of the systems and the various approaches taken by different companies in the field.

Key concepts: Automation, Production (economics), Computer science, Field (mathematics), Process (computing), Mixing (physics), Process automation system, Sound production

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