What does the S6000's automation features allow users to do?

The automation features of the S6000 allow users to make adjustments to parameters dynamically during a session. This means that instead of static settings throughout the audio processing, users can create more expressive and evolving audio effects by modifying parameters like reverb time, delay feedback, or equalization in real-time. This capability enhances creativity and fine-tunes the audio according to the needs of the performance or mixing context.

The other options do not capture the full depth of the S6000's automation capabilities. While controlling basic output settings does occur within the system, it does not utilize the dynamic nature of automation. Setting fixed values would limit a user’s ability to adapt audio processing across different sessions, and curving frequency response is too narrow a definition of what automation encompasses. The strength of the S6000's automation lies in its flexibility and responsiveness, which is best represented by making dynamic parameter adjustments.