>From: "Jules Bromley" <julien@...> > >Any chance you could explain briefly how you automate Autofilter in >Hyperdraw (I'm yet to successfully automate any plug-in). It depends on where you have your autofilter setted. Most likely plugins like that are used in a channel insert. In that case the easiest way is to create a new sequence (uhm, see my other post on this subject). Set that sequence to hyperdraw > other, default keycommand for that is shift+F3 (Windows). Press return when the dialogue box pops up. Now go to the value field and scroll through the parameters, the individual parameters of autofilter will be listed there. To find out which is which, open the autofilters (or any other plugins) editor, better don't use the graphic interface, start "counting" the parameters from top. remember which parameter you want to automate, enter that one in the hyperdraw dialog box and there you go. Tip: If autofilter (or any other plugin) is the first inserted plugin and you'd like to aurtomate the very first of it's parameters you will find the CC to be 64. This is a bad controller for automating many things as it's an on/off contorller since it derives from MIDI CC64 which is sustain on/off. In that case open any "fake" plugin in an insert slot before the to-be-automated plugin. This plugin will now "catch" CC64. Setup hyperdraw after that. The automated plugin will now show up with some higher CC numbers. After that you could disable the "fake" plugin as the changes are kept once there's data on the hyperdraw sequence. Sascha