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Ardour offers two modes for connecting automation control points: <kbd
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class=menu>Discrete</kbd> and <kbd class=menu>Linear</kbd>. To change the mode
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right click on the automation lane header and choose your mode from the mode
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menu.
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<kbd class=menu>Discrete</kbd> mode has stair steps between each point on the
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automation track. This is useful for on-off automation like mute or sustain
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pedal (on a piano MIDI track).
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If you record automation via MIDI (for example a pitch bend from a keyboard),
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Ardour always uses discreet mode.
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<kbd class=menu>Linear</kbd> mode has straight lines betwen each point on the
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automation track. This is useful when you want gradual shifts in your
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automation lanes, such as gradual increase in volume on the fader.
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Linear is the default mode for most automation lanes created via mouse input
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(versus recording via MIDI).
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