• SONAR
  • Exporting Master (p.2)
2017/07/17 15:07:51
Bristol_Jonesey
John Payne
Thanks so much Jonesey.
 
Yes -- now that I look closely I see that some tracks have volume automation lines that run very far out.  How do I kill them?


Best way, open up the automation lanes for each track. Then you can easily see the erroneously placed nodes. I think you right click to delete an individual node. Once you have have dotted lines the envelope is clean
2017/07/17 15:26:14
John Payne
Trimmed the automation lines/tracks, but Export (without setting the range with Cntl A) takes forever.  Still something in this file that extends it way out in time.  
2017/07/17 15:37:57
scook
To remove everything after the "end"
  • Select All
  • Move Now to where the end should be
  • Select From Now
  • Delete
2017/07/17 15:48:37
John Payne
scook -when I did as you suggested it appeared like a darkend area from the end of the music to way out there indeed was deleted.  But still have same problem.  
2017/07/17 15:49:42
Studioguy1
That was happening to me and I realized that I had some very long tracks with little info that went way beyond the song ending.  As soon as I truncated the various tracks to the song end, the problem was solved.
2017/07/17 16:07:05
scook
If you cannot find and remove the data causing the project to play past the "end" the only way I know to prevent generating a large time consuming export is:
  • select all the tracks to export
  • select the time range to export
  • export the selection
2017/07/17 17:29:01
35mm
John, I find it's best to get into a habit of preparing for export by first selecting all the tracks and selecting the length on the timeline that I want to export + plus some extra that can later be removed when mastering. Then I always select master as the source. Doing these things ensures that I get what I was expecting to get.
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