Deleting Sound Effects

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2005/06/11 09:22:02 (permalink)

Deleting Sound Effects

Hey I was just wondering if you can delete sound effects that you've applied to a track (or clip) after the project has been saved, and then the program has been exited out of. In other word to end up with the actual track (or clip) that you've originally started out with, in case you have changed your mind later on, and wanted to go back in the program and change (or delete) the applied sound effect (with out deleting the actual track (or clip) itself, and recording it all over again. If anyone knows please help!

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    RE: Deleting Sound Effects 2005/06/11 09:37:49 (permalink)
    Hi Eric:
    If you applyed the effects in a destructive way (the effect isn´t being applyed in real time), the reply is no, you can´t. A way of to prevent this is before you apply the effect, clone the audio track and apply the effect to the cloned track. You can to archieve the original track and in the future, if you decide by other effect, delete (or mute, or archieve) the effected track, un-archieve the original track, clone it newly and apply the new effect to the cloned track.
    Once the effect is applyed destructively in a track, no way of directly restore it to the original condition.
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    lespaul678
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    RE: Deleting Sound Effects 2005/06/11 09:47:17 (permalink)
    thanks juca,
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    RE: Deleting Sound Effects 2005/06/11 13:14:03 (permalink)
    It's worth having a browse of the Audio folder for the project (Loop Explorer or Windows Explorer) - a previous version may well still be in there

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