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digi2ns


Not at my Comp either but I believe you can go to the section of the clip in Track View, Left click and drag the section you want to raise, Right click in that highlighted section and you should get the option to insert Gain, pan, etc...  effects just the highlighted section.








Ok, I tried the right click thing first and it opened a long menu of options but I didn't find the ones you speak of here digi2 unless they're in a sub menu somewhere that I missed, I looked in all the sub menues.  


However, the other thing of left click and drag, essentially a fade out/in I guess, I was able to achieve the desired result of lowering the level on that one short word/note. 


This is all a learning process to me so I really appreciate all the tips and tricks ya'll give. Now retaining that knowledge is another question, hahahaha...



Thanks again....

aceteleman

digi2ns


Not at my Comp either but I believe you can go to the section of the clip in Track View, Left click and drag the section you want to raise, Right click in that highlighted section and you should get the option to insert Gain, pan, etc...  effects just the highlighted section.








Ok, I tried the right click thing first and it opened a long menu of options but I didn't find the ones you speak of here digi2 unless they're in a sub menu somewhere that I missed, I looked in all the sub menues.  


However, the other thing of left click and drag, essentially a fade out/in I guess, I was able to achieve the desired result of lowering the level on that one short word/note. 


This is all a learning process to me so I really appreciate all the tips and tricks ya'll give. Now retaining that knowledge is another question, hahahaha...



Thanks again....

aceteleman


Not quite sure how to search for the answer to this.....


Back when I was using Pro Audio 7, there was an option to highlight a portion of a clip/track and boost or lower the level of that portion in 3db increments. I'm just wondering if there's a similar option in Sonar and what it's called if there is cuz I can't find it. 



I realize that automation is probably the way this should be done but that seems like a lot of work to me to lower the level of just one word that's less than a second in duration. The other method seems to me a quicker fix. The only problem I ever found with that though was the 3db increments, sometimes not enough and one more increment was too much.....



I'm still a newbie with Sonar and I haven't gotten to experimenting with automations yet but I probably will with this issue but I'd still like to know if the other method is available to use.



Thanks

musicroom

aceteleman


Not quite sure how to search for the answer to this.....


Back when I was using Pro Audio 7, there was an option to highlight a portion of a clip/track and boost or lower the level of that portion in 3db increments. I'm just wondering if there's a similar option in Sonar and what it's called if there is cuz I can't find it. 



I realize that automation is probably the way this should be done but that seems like a lot of work to me to lower the level of just one word that's less than a second in duration. The other method seems to me a quicker fix. The only problem I ever found with that though was the 3db increments, sometimes not enough and one more increment was too much.....



I'm still a newbie with Sonar and I haven't gotten to experimenting with automations yet but I probably will with this issue but I'd still like to know if the other method is available to use.



Thanks

Hey Aceteleman. One of my favorite guitars.

What you were asking for is there. I sometimes use that tool for raising, lowering and/or muting. 
1) Select the area within the clip
2) Very top menu -->Process->Apply Effect->Gain  (I assigned the keystroke "Ctrl M")








Echoing what some folks here have mentioned - using envelopes, check out Scott Garrigus's video here --> Link

He covers some envelope editing for both 8.53 and Sonar X1. Good stuff! Very fast way to do the work you are talking about.

I'll look into that video you posted here, thanks for that. And even tho I've resolved the issue another way I'll also look at what you suggested in the screen shot, doesn't hurt to know more than one method of madness......


Yeah, Tele's are my favorite guitar too. I have 2 Standards and a Custom and a 5 string Jazz bass. Also have a Strat but I rarely play it, in fact my buddy has it in his studio right now, lol....