fun thread here,
So here's a few things AnnaBell I might suggest.
If you're worried about desctructive, you could simply save the
original, unfaded, and save the new one as filename fade (or whatever)
using the desctructive fade right?
It may not be perfect but it'll work fine with experimenting. Try,
undo try again.
and by the way, all your changing is the .cwp file with a second file
so the file storage will be very minor if you are concerned about
using up hard drive space.
floyd...
I prefe
On 11/28/15, Chris Smart <csmart8@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Agreed. Export to wav, load into Sound forge, select the area youPLEASE READ THIS FOOTER AT LEAST ONCE!
want to fade out. Go to Process Menu > Fade > Out.
At 11:05 AM 11/27/2015, you wrote:
I would do this kind of thing in Sound Forge as it's a bit
easier. Easy to undo in Sound Forge and although it's destructive,
it doesn't matter as you are going to have to apply a fade to a mix
anyway that's assuming that the mix needs a fade.
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[mailto:ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Annabelle Susan Morison
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Subject: [ddots-l] Increase Fadeout In Sonar With Numpad Plus and Minus
Keys
Hi, it's Annabelle.
When I make a fadeout in a project with the Enhanced Clips mode, by
pressing first the Numpad 9 key to go into Edit Clips Mode, pressing
numpad 2 to select fadeout, and then pressing the plus and minus
keys, I want to find out, how many times would I press them to make
a fadeout over one measure (bar) of music? It seems as though I have
to press the keys forever to try to make a fadeout over a bar. More
specifically, I'm trying to do a fadeout over 5 bars of music, and
it's driving me crazy! The only easy way I know how to do it is with
the fade envelope in the "Process Audio" menu, however, that applies
the fadeout with destructive editing. What do I do to make the
fadeout without applying destructive editing?
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