Table of Contents
Automation
In essence, automation refers to recording values for a particular MixConsole or effect parameter. When you create your final mix, Nuendo can adjust this particular parameter control.
Virgin Territory vs. Initial Value
For parameter automation, Nuendo either works with an initial value or with virgin territory.
Defining a Terminator Point
You can define any automation event on the automation curve as the terminator point of this part of the curve. This will automatically delete the line between this event and the next one, creating a gap.

Defining a Terminator Point

You can define any automation event on the automation curve as the terminator point of this part of the curve. This will automatically delete the line between this event and the next one, creating a gap.

Procedure

On the automation curve, click to select the event that you want to define as the last point.
In the Project window info line, set Terminator to Yes.
The line between this event and the next one is deleted, and a gap is created.
Note
If you define the last automation event of an automation curve as a terminator point, any automation data to the right of this event (as defined by an initial value) is deleted.