9 Jun
2005
9 Jun
'05
12:05 a.m.
When I import wave files as new tracks I don't seem to be able to
control panning nor can I create panning but when I create a mono
track and then import a wav into it panning controls work fine.
Anyone have similar experience or know what to do about it?
Even if I add a mono->stereo splitter it doesn't give me two outputs.
9 Jun
9 Jun
1:02 p.m.
I've noticed a similar problem with assigning gain
automation. I can manipulate the gain curve and such
but it makes no audible difference.
--- Noah Roberts <roberts.noah(a)gmail.com> wrote:
When I import wave files as new tracks I don't
seem
to be able to
control panning nor can I create panning but when I
create a mono
track and then import a wav into it panning controls
work fine.
Anyone have similar experience or know what to do
about it?
Even if I add a mono->stereo splitter it doesn't
give me two outputs.
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On 6/9/05, October <extremecs(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
I've noticed a similar problem with assigning
gain
automation. I can manipulate the gain curve and such
but it makes no audible difference.
It took me a bit to learn this. First you click on the button that
will say "automation" in the tooltip and choose gain. This brings up
another 'track' that you draw the line in. Then you have to turn it
on by setting it to play or write or something. I choose play...write
actually alters the track itself I think, play just moves the sliders
up and down as it plays.
Hope that helps.
4:48 p.m.
--- Noah Roberts <roberts.noah(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 6/9/05, October <extremecs(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Thanks! I'll give it another go. Suppose that's the
same situation with the panning issue?
I remember Ardour in an earlier release working quite
well in both regards. Of course it has been awhile
since I tried either automation.
Best,
Jon Hoskins
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I've noticed a similar problem with assigning
gain
automation. I can manipulate the gain curve and
such
but it makes no audible difference.
It took me a bit to learn this. First you click on
the button that
will say "automation" in the tooltip and choose
gain. This brings up
another 'track' that you draw the line in. Then you
have to turn it
on by setting it to play or write or something. I
choose play...write
actually alters the track itself I think, play just
moves the sliders
up and down as it plays.
Hope that helps.
7:19 p.m.
On Thu, 2005-06-09 at 13:48, October wrote:
--- Noah Roberts <roberts.noah(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Click on "a" in the track (Automation), click on "gain" in the
pulldown menu, in the gain track click on "off" and select "write",
press play and adjust the gain sliders, when finished press stop,
rewind, in the gain track press "off" and select "play", press play
and
the gain adjustments you made will be automagically repeated ;-) Same
basic procedure with pan.
Jan
On 6/9/05, October <extremecs(a)yahoo.com>
wrote:
Thanks! I'll give it another go. Suppose that's the
same situation with the panning issue?
I remember Ardour in an earlier release working quite
well in both regards. Of course it has been awhile
since I tried either automation.
I've noticed a similar problem with assigning
gain
automation. I can manipulate the gain curve and
such
but it makes no audible difference.
It took me a bit to learn this. First you click on
the button that
will say "automation" in the tooltip and choose
gain. This brings up
another 'track' that you draw the line in. Then you
have to turn it
on by setting it to play or write or something. I
choose play...write
actually alters the track itself I think, play just
moves the sliders
up and down as it plays.
Hope that helps.
20 Jun
20 Jun
9:48 p.m.
On 09/06/05 17:05:21, Noah Roberts wrote:
It took me a bit to learn this. First you click on
the button that
will say "automation" in the tooltip and choose gain. This brings up
another 'track' that you draw the line in. Then you have to turn it
on by setting it to play or write or something. I choose play...write
actually alters the track itself I think, play just moves the sliders
up and down as it plays.
As far as I can see, write means as you play the track you can alter the
sliders and ardour records this as a change to the gain curve, whereas
play does the opposite, i.e. it applies the saved gain curve and moves
the sliders for you.
What I never did figure is what the "touch" setting did.
the other thing to check is that the track is not marked for record -
this seems to disable the slider.
Steve.
10:02 p.m.
--- Steve Fosdick <lists(a)pelvoux.nildram.co.uk> wrote:
On 09/06/05 17:05:21, Noah Roberts wrote:
Touch is an editing mode where the fader follows an
existing curve until it's manually touched/moved.
ron
It took me a bit to learn this. First you click
on the button that
will say "automation" in the tooltip
and choose
gain. This brings up
another 'track' that you draw the line
in. Then
you have to turn it
on by setting it to play or write or something.
I
choose play...write
actually alters the track itself I think, play
just moves the sliders
up and down as it plays.
As far as I can see, write means as you play the
track you can alter the
sliders and ardour records this as a change to the
gain curve, whereas
play does the opposite, i.e. it applies the saved
gain curve and moves
the sliders for you.
What I never did figure is what the "touch" setting
did. the other thing to check is that the track is not
marked for record -
this seems to disable the slider.
Steve.
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