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warchild2006

warchild2006

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1 Posted on 10/11/2007 at 09:23:16
hi all just have a quick question i hope somone on here can awnser i got reason 4 and i was wondering is there a way to create automation on single tracks mainly fade in and fade out for example i would like to lower the volume on some tracks when the part ends with out it just cuting out dead i would rather it fade out or do i have to do each part convert it to audio then do that in cubase seem a bit of time wasting to me hope somone can help soz my spellin is panths:D
kon-tiki

kon-tiki

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2 Posted on 04/28/2008 at 06:52:31
You have to create a mixer track in the sequencer part, and then put then record the automaion to that track.
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