Seconded. The 01 works very well.
DD
On 11/19/2010 1:34 PM, Curtis Nichols wrote:
>
> I've always thought that a keyframe should only be created when a
> change was
> detected.
> We use the 01V faders instead of the mouse.
>
> Curtis Nichols
> Señor Editor
> PCS Production Co.
> Irving, Tx.
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> I just always had trouble getting plausible results with a mouse. The
> slopes
> would be wrong, too steep in front, to shallow on the back, 12
> keyframes where 1
> would do, etc. Then you would go through that "filter automation
> gain," and when
> you had done that 3 to four times, you would have keyframes that
> looked rather
> like what you would have gotten setting them the old-fashioned way,
> one by one,
> except that they were less accurate and you would then have to fix them.
>
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