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August 26, 13 7:10 PM (permalink)

how to do this-clip volume

I have a track with about 10 separate clips and I'm wondering how to set different volume levels for each clip without using automation
 
 
 
 
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    Re: how to do this-clip volume August 26, 13 7:25 PM (permalink)
    Why not use automation? it will do the job. 

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    Re: how to do this-clip volume August 27, 13 2:46 AM (permalink)
    hd2774 - clip automation is super easy and sounds like just what you're looking for. It's different than track automation.

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    Re: how to do this-clip volume August 27, 13 9:24 PM (permalink)
    +1 for clip automation. Just select clip automation-volume in the track.

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    Re: how to do this-clip volume August 28, 13 0:25 PM (permalink)
    Clip volume handles would come in handy here. Clip automation, accessible from the Edit Filter, is the next best thing ...

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    Re: how to do this-clip volume August 28, 13 2:28 AM (permalink)
    There's 'Process, 'Audio, 'Gain. A gain function but unlike normalizing' you choose the amount of lift' rather than some stray peak'. Has a wider range than clip automation, but still the question, what's the goal?

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