Hi,
im using Music Creator 7 for an Audio Drama. Since the scenes are at different locations (house,woods, cave) i need to put several fx directly on the audio file and not on the track itself. But i could not figure out how to do that.  A Right-click on the file opens a menu, but it doesn´t give me the options i would need.
 
 

1.Click on the audio file. 2. Use the process button then Audio Effects. 3. Choose your effect then click ok. That will put the effect only on the selected audio and not the whole track.
 
 
from the help in Music Creator
The Process-Apply Audio Effects command (which is greyed-out if you're not currently using any audio effects) opens the Apply Audio Effects dialog box. Applying an audio effect means that the audio data that you apply the effect to is permanently altered to sound like it would if it was flowing through an effects processor in real time. Applying an effect saves a lot of your processor's power for other tasks that must be done in real time.

why do you need to do that?
 
if you have sound FX set up on separate tracks, they will still be printed together at that point when you export to a wave or mp3.

Im not a native english speaker, but i will try my best to translate my thoughts into eglish .
Each "actor" has its own track with its individual adjustmets on FX like de-ess ,eq, compression. So i can`t put all the voices just on one (for example) "cave" track, or can i ? Did i get your point right?

@nureg: what i figured out , Process>Audio FX will not let me choose the effects ,but will put all the fx from the track directly to the audio file.
When i right click on th file , Music Creator actually gives me the option to choose an audio effect from my vst folder ,but the "preview" button does not work. No sound or movement when i click on it.
 

nobody with a helpful awnser for me out there ?

Welcome to the forum.
I think you can put all the effects you need in the FX bin and on/off automate them as needed.
Or, what I would do, split the track where each scene begins and drag the scenes to different tracks and put the needed effects in their respective scene tracks' FX bins.

Hey Greg,
thx for your suggestions. Nr.1 sounds good, but woudn`t it eat up too much CPU? I would need several diffferent reverbs/presets on each track.
Nr.2 im not really shure if i understand you here . "Split the track" means i can split a single track?
If i would use an extra track for each actor in all the different scenes, wouldn`t this also eat up alot of CPU (would be also alot of work)?
I just started to work with the Music creator. I worked about 10 years with the Magix MusicMaker series and i love this DAW for it´s symplicity. But it crashes way too often,especially when working with/editing audio files, and thats a pain in the neck ; thats why i switched to Music creator7.  I did the audio drama with elementary school students and need to finish the project; they would be so dissapointed if i would let them down on this ...

In MC7, you place the cursor where you want a split to occur, right-click, select Split.
Then drag the clip after the split to anther audio track and do the same for each scene.
Yes, more effects means more processor usage, but if you have a modern computer (what are it's specs?) it shouldn't be a problem. If it is, you can then select the track, Process>Apply Effect which will remove the effect from processing and permanently render that effect to the track.
I would make a copy of the uneffected project before doing any destructive editing.

"In MC7, you place the cursor where you want a split to occur, right-click, select Split."
So i dont split the track but the audio file, right? actually i don´t need to do that ,since all the audio files are like single sentences. Also i recorded all the actors seperat. I must puzzle it all together and insert all the sound fX that it becomes an audio drama.
My Pc`s specs:
Windows7
Intel Core i7 2600K @ 3400MHz
16384MB (4 x 4096 DDR3-SDRAM )
Audio Device: Steinberg UR22