Another video - A practical use for my multi edit screenset.......

....including some of the things that have made X1 quicker for me when inserting nodes at selection and changing envelope levels.

It also includes a couple of improvements to the original screenset set up to allow fast track resizing and use of the MSR buttons.

As always hope someone finds it useful or gets a bit of inspiration for their own screenset usage.

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No although there's nothing wrong with that I prefer to adjust the whole envelope. That can be done by making sure nothing is selected and then clicking in the top 25% of the track with the edit filter on "Volume envelope" and drag up or down as required. It adjusts the whole envelope while maintaining the existing nodes (which are moved as well)

Another method is using offset mode, but I tend to avoid that as I only confuse myself later when I go back to the project several months later and have completely forgotten that I've used offset mode. I end up wondering why it's so hard to get decent volume out of a track, then go on a wild goose chase for a couple of hours before finally discovering that I've used offset mode.

There is also the offset mode for that. Very useful if you have a CS.

Karl, well done

 Big thanks brother, that is very helpful indeed.

FFB,  I enjoy and learn from all of your videos, especially the one on Audio Snap.  Still could use a more in depth treatment of this.

Thanks for the comments and encouragement. Glad some are finding them useful.

Have I mentioned I love screensets?

Very good videos about screen sets. I've leaned alot and it makes me to keep an opened mind about the powerful use of screen sets.  Thanks for the helpful information.

I really like your tone of voice as you explain things.

 
Ditto.   Just get rid of that funny accent and he'll be all set!   
 

Another fine offering there FBB! Love the idea of putting the CV on the bottom with just a little showing for exactly what you need!! Never thought of this. I could use that alone!

But what really knocked me out was the way you created the nodes for the envelope. I never knew this! This is fantastic!! I was having so much trouble doing exactly what you were doing. One node/envelope at a time!! This way is MUCH easier!!