I have a pass that I am happy with. I go back to add a bump. It writes the new bump but also changes the shape of the automation previously written? WTF?
I am not a newbie to Steinberg and cant SEEM to recall Nuendo acting this way. This is the first mix in a long time I have had to really do a lot of tedious automation and I don’t like the results.
Are there preference settings I need to tweak? The 3 modes don’t really seem to help.
Shouldn’t I be able to write a new ‘rise’ in automation and it not affect the previously written automation?
Have a look at the settings in the “automation panel”, in particular a parameter called “reduction”.
Lowering this value causes Cubase to do less reduction on your automation.
Your reduction is probably default at 50%. In my experience it doesn’t make a huge audible difference lower than 20%. If you want NO reduction at all, you can lower it to ZERO…but if you do a lot of automation you may take a hit on performance due to all the “unnecessary” data…
BINGO!! This was it! Thanks to all who helped on this. As Adam stated, the setting can be found by hitting the “Cog” and running the Reduction down to ZERO.
Dont know about you folks but i find the default position of 50% pretty useless.