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  • Removing an Automation Lane
2016/10/10 18:30:25
polarbear
Hi Everyone,
 
Quick question (I think). I've recently started getting into automation to increase what I can do with my music. One thing though that I haven't figured out...
 
If I create a new automation lane on a synth track, and say set it to the cutoff or something, and start playing with it, and then decide "nah I'm just gonna leave it at normal" ... What is the proper way to remove any automation (assuming I've already moved on and just a simple 'undo' is out of the question)?
 
Choosing remove automation lane just seems to hide it but with the automation intact. And if I just select all and delete the lines and curved I've drawn on, it's not at the default I started with, it's all at the bottom instead. My solution for now is just drawing a straight line down the middle from beginning to end, but that's annoying.
 
Thanks for the help!
2016/10/10 18:54:41
jshep0102
Right click the envelope. You can also reassign it there.
2016/10/10 19:04:01
polarbear
ahhh how did i miss that haha. the delete envelope does it exactly right. thanks!
2016/10/10 19:18:48
chuckebaby
I typically just click the X in to the automation lane.
2016/10/10 19:22:37
polarbear
chuckebaby
I typically just click the X in to the automation lane.


See that's what I was trying but it just hides it. Doesn't seem to actually remove the automation, just hides it so you don't see it. Unless I had some setting changed. But the right click described above does the trick :-)
2016/10/10 21:38:23
dlesaux
polarbear
chuckebaby
I typically just click the X in to the automation lane.


See that's what I was trying but it just hides it. Doesn't seem to actually remove the automation, just hides it so you don't see it. Unless I had some setting changed. But the right click described above does the trick :-)

That's correct. You need to right click and delete the envelope to get rid of it!
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