Which statement correctly describes Preview mode's effect on automation graphs for un-automated parameters?

Which statement correctly describes Preview mode's effect on automation graphs for un-automated parameters?

• A. Preview mode allows changes to those graphs.
• B. Preview mode disables all automation on un-automated parameters.
• C. Preview mode does not write automation and does not interfere with existing automation.
• D. Preview mode requires manual confirmation to apply changes.

Answer: (C)

Preview mode lets you audition changes to automation without actually writing or altering any automation data. For a parameter that isn’t automated yet, this means you can hear how adjusting it would sound if you automated it, but no automation is created and nothing is changed in the automation graph. It also won’t disturb any automation that already exists on other parameters. To make any edits permanent, you’d exit Preview and write or record the automation.

Preview mode lets you audition changes to automation without actually writing or altering any automation data. For a parameter that isn’t automated yet, this means you can hear how adjusting it would sound if you automated it, but no automation is created and nothing is changed in the automation graph. It also won’t disturb any automation that already exists on other parameters. To make any edits permanent, you’d exit Preview and write or record the automation.