Taking Tracks and Controls Out of Latch Prime
You can take individual tracks or automation types out of their Latch Prime state before or during an automation pass.
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When you take a track or automation type out of Latch Prime before starting playback, it stays in Latch mode but the corresponding controls are not primed to write when playback starts.
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When you take a track or automation type out of Latch Prime during an automation pass, the corresponding controls AutoMatch to their currently written values.
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If you AutoMatch a control that is in a Latch Prime state, the control will no longer be primed.
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Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac) the Automation Mode selector on the track.
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The selector button unbolds to indicate that the track is no longer primed.
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Alt-Control-click (Windows) or Option-Command-click (Mac) the Automation Mode selector on a track.
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Click the AutoMatch button in the Automation window.
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To take all selected tracks out of Latch Prime, do one of the following:
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Alt-Control-Shift-click (Windows) or Option-Command-Shift-click (Mac) the Automation Mode selector on a track.
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Alt-Shift-click (Windows) Option-Shift-click (Mac) the AutoMatch button in the Automation window.
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To take an automation type out of Latch Prime on all tracks, do one of the following:
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In the Automation window, Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac) the button for the automation type (Volume, Pan, Mute, Plug-In, Send level, Send pan, or Send mute).
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