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In this blog we will introduce the different Actions available in\u00a0AtomCraft.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Introduction<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

In AtomCraft, “Actions” are commands inserted on Tracks that allow you to play, stop, or mute another Cue or even modify its parameters during playback. Actions can be used as a way to control the mix but also as a powerful sound design and implementation tool. For instance, it is possible remotely stop a Cue or to set a Selector Label at a specific point on the timeline of another Cue.<\/p>\n

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The Concept<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

The concept is simple. A special Track called an Action Track is created in the main Cue (A), associated to a Target Cue (B) and then an Action is added on the timeline allowing the main Cue (A) to control Cue (B).<\/p>\n

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In the example above, a “Start” Action is added to Cue A. It triggers the playback of Cue B when its position is reached on the timeline.<\/p>\n

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Available Action Tracks<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

There are two types of Action Tracks:<\/p>\n