moffdnb
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Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
Just looking at an old project I've loaded up in X1 and I want to re-assign an automation envelope but cannot seem to select it on the track.
I'm trying to use the EDIT FILTER and view "Automation" but as the envelope is Orphaned I cannot select it and delete it. I thought the smart tool would select various tools by hovering over events but no joy.
How does this work exactly?
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ProjectM
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 09:58:13
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Try Shift-clicking the orphaned envelope to get it into focus, right click it and choose delete. That's all. But I don't think you can re-assign it to other parameters... I could be wrong. I often am 
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moffdnb
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 10:14:52
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Aha I see. Yes that works. You can re-assing btw
Thanks!
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 10:17:45
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Really? They can be reassigned? Got to look into that Is it difficult? Thanks
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 10:39:59
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I think a right-click over an envelope offers two choices: Delete and Reassign, with Reassign bringing up it's own sub-menu. However, I could also be wrong.... 
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 10:52:45
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Man, I got to start reading the menu and not just order the same thing each time.... Thank's for that, I will experiment tonight
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 11:27:57
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Hmm.. It is pointed out in the manual - bottom of page 958 as far as I know. I have not tried this yet tough...
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 11:46:44
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Probably is. I have never read the manual, only the "What's new in Sonar" bits. Should probably look it over. I've never really had the need to re-assign an envelope but when I learn how to do it I'll probably do it all the time
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 12:26:33
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Well - I always plough trough the manual before asking questions here (I had a few RTFM-remarks on some Linux sites before I learned to actually do what was said with that remark to me), so I read a bit now and then. Until now I had a surprisingly little amount of questions asked. The last one was about... ehhh... well... errr... something I guess?
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 13:11:31
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I don't think the Reassign process has changed from previous versions, which is probably why it was familar without looking. I have needed to reassign envelopes in the past, usually when swapping out FX or synths. Or (more often) when I've selected the wrong parameter in the first place. 
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 13:33:46
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Yeah right click is always some important tools in SONAR
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 14:15:10
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JClosed
Well - I always plough trough the manual before asking questions here (I had a few RTFM-remarks on some Linux sites before I learned to actually do what was said with that remark to me), so I read a bit now and then. Until now I had a surprisingly little amount of questions asked. The last one was about... ehhh... well... errr... something I guess?
He he, well that's a good practice I'd say. I use the manual for referencing if I need to do something and don't know how. And I've picked up tips on these forums - like this one, which might have been completely obvious to everyone else. But I've never looked for it so I didn't know. And when I do I just ask here, saves me the trouble of searching through the manual But know that I am very greatful when people reply to these questions
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 14:16:17
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stevec
I don't think the Reassign process has changed from previous versions, which is probably why it was familar without looking. I have needed to reassign envelopes in the past, usually when swapping out FX or synths. Or (more often) when I've selected the wrong parameter in the first place.
Yeah, sure serves its purpose. Like I mentioned earlier, now that I know it can be done I'll probably find plenty of use for it 
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Re:Edit Filter - Please explain how this works?
2011/09/26 16:30:27
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JClosed
Well - I always plough trough the manual before asking questions here (I had a few RTFM-remarks on some Linux sites before I learned to actually do what was said with that remark to me), so I read a bit now and then. Until now I had a surprisingly little amount of questions asked. The last one was about... ehhh... well... errr... something I guess?
He he, well that's a good practice I'd say. I use the manual for referencing if I need to do something and don't know how. And I've picked up tips on these forums - like this one, which might have been completely obvious to everyone else. But I've never looked for it so I didn't know. And when I do I just ask here, saves me the trouble of searching through the manual
But know that I am very greatful when people reply to these questions
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