Apple Motion 5.1.1 - Manual (Page 1029)

Chapter 23 Audio 1029
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Smooth: Each peak of the animation curve is drawn by a single keyframe with a Bezier curve.
A selected keyframe has a tangent handle to change the shape of the curve.
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Square: Each peak of the animation curve is drawn by four keyframes. A selected keyframe
has no tangent handles.
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Continuous: The animation curve behaves like Smooth interpolation, but without access to
Bezier handles, because they are calculated automatically from peak to peak.
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Attack: A slider that modifies the number of frames that the curve takes to reach its peak from
its initial value. The animation curve shows the amount of the offset in frames between the
first keyframe of the curve and the peak of the curve generated by the Audio behavior. This
parameter is available only if Respond To is set to Transients.
Attack side of the curve
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Release: A slider that modifies the animation curve to the amount of the offset in frames
between the peak of the curve generated by the Audio behavior and the last keyframe of the
curve. The number of frames that the curve takes to reach its final value from its peak is called
the Release. This parameter is only available if Respond To is set to Transients.
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Apply Mode: A pop-up menu that sets the method by which the audio analysis affects the
curve. Choose Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Add and Subtract.
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Delay: A slider that sets a delay in frames to offset the resulting keyframes.
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Scale: A slider that sets the scale factor to affect the result of the audio analysis.
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Apply To: A parameter assignment pop-up menu that sets the object parameter to which the
audio behavior is applied.
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