Which write command writes to all automation parameters within the edit selection, unless disabled in the automation window?

Which write command writes to all automation parameters within the edit selection, unless disabled in the automation window?

• A. WRITE TO CURRENT.
• B. WRITE TO ALL ENABLED.
• C. WRITE TO ALL.
• D. WRITE TO CURRENT AND ENABLED.

Answer: (B)

When you’re recording automation, the write mode determines which parameters will receive the incoming data. The option that writes to all enabled automation parameters within the edit selection means you’ll capture changes across every parameter lane that is currently enabled in the automation window, but only over the portion you’ve selected in the edit. If a parameter is disabled in the automation window, it stays untouched, even if it falls inside the edit selection. This behavior is exactly what the question describes: you’re targeting all parameters that are enabled for automation and that fall inside the selected region, giving you broad yet selective control over what gets written. In contrast, writing to the current parameter would affect only the single parameter you’re focused on, not all enabled ones. Writing to all would overwrite every parameter regardless of whether it’s enabled or disabled. A mixed “current and enabled” option isn’t the mode described here and wouldn’t align with the idea of honoring the enabled/disabled state in the automation window.

When you’re recording automation, the write mode determines which parameters will receive the incoming data. The option that writes to all enabled automation parameters within the edit selection means you’ll capture changes across every parameter lane that is currently enabled in the automation window, but only over the portion you’ve selected in the edit. If a parameter is disabled in the automation window, it stays untouched, even if it falls inside the edit selection. This behavior is exactly what the question describes: you’re targeting all parameters that are enabled for automation and that fall inside the selected region, giving you broad yet selective control over what gets written.

In contrast, writing to the current parameter would affect only the single parameter you’re focused on, not all enabled ones. Writing to all would overwrite every parameter regardless of whether it’s enabled or disabled. A mixed “current and enabled” option isn’t the mode described here and wouldn’t align with the idea of honoring the enabled/disabled state in the automation window.