Is this possible? i.e. I've got a complex parameter curve (such as a "low-pass filter") and I'm trying to layer a number of tracks together to create a coehesive unifying sound (i.e. superstring...).
Also, is there some way of automating a low-pass (or any filter for that matter) filter in the "master" section so it effects all tracks at once?
Copying automatible parameters from track to track???
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- KVRist
- 146 posts since 14 May, 2004 from Orygone
That would be a yes and a yes.....
To answer the first question....
Select the parameter curve you want to copy ( curve changes from blue to red ). Place the "in " and "out" markers on either side of the section you want to copy. Find the button on the properties panel that says " Copy marked region to clipboard ". Now all you have to do is select the automation curve you want to paste into, set the cursor or the I/O markers, then click " Paste from Clipboard ". From there you have the options to paste at the cursor or between the markers.
and for the second question...
What I usually do is create an empty track, go to the little "A" in the upper right corner, select " Master Filter Parameters " rhen select the Parameter that I want from the list and there it is right there in my "Master Track"......
Hope this answers your questions....
good luck and happy recording....
To answer the first question....
Select the parameter curve you want to copy ( curve changes from blue to red ). Place the "in " and "out" markers on either side of the section you want to copy. Find the button on the properties panel that says " Copy marked region to clipboard ". Now all you have to do is select the automation curve you want to paste into, set the cursor or the I/O markers, then click " Paste from Clipboard ". From there you have the options to paste at the cursor or between the markers.
and for the second question...
What I usually do is create an empty track, go to the little "A" in the upper right corner, select " Master Filter Parameters " rhen select the Parameter that I want from the list and there it is right there in my "Master Track"......
Hope this answers your questions....
good luck and happy recording....
