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March 14, 13 10:47 PM (permalink)

manipulate loudness in event

Hey,
 
I have SOnar X1 producer expanded. With a previous  v. of Sonar I could easily right click on an event and draw a loudness curve, e.g., I might have a guitarist who was too loud (is that possiible/ LOL) for a few seconds, and I 'd split around him and decrease his volume. BTW, I am aware of automated editiing---I'm not refering to that.  HOw do I do that with Sonar X1?
 
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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 14, 13 10:57 PM (permalink)
    You can highlite a section and adjust the gain (i think under process, I'm not on my sonar, but I set up control G for it) or use automation.


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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 15, 13 0:53 PM (permalink)
     HOw do I "highlite a section and adjust the gain"?....It seems like the old Sonar allowed you to right click an event and either pan or manipulate volume. 
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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 15, 13 1:28 AM (permalink)
    http://www.youtube.com/wa...ed&v=Dv1SV_3nBjE#!

    Watch this video

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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 15, 13 10:38 AM (permalink)
    If you want to apply the change permanently, you can click the clip to select it and choose Process > Apply Effect > Gain to change the volume. If you don't want a permanent change, you can use a Clip Gain automation envelope or you can also automate a selection...

    * Cakewalk SONAR: Automating Data Selections
    http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/video.asp?ID=6

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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 16, 13 0:20 PM (permalink)
    Scott,  I want temporary. Where is "Clip Gain automation envelope". I right clicked on an event and did not see it. Boy....it used to be so easy...just right click some audio and you had your choice of volume and pan....
     
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    kawika
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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 16, 13 0:30 PM (permalink)
    OK...I see now (after watching Saintom's suggested YouTube)...thanks man.

    I'm not sure I like it....but I'll get used to it. It's in a different place now.


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    Re:manipulate loudness in event March 16, 13 9:35 AM (permalink)
    Yeah, automation has been totally reconfigured in X1 and X2. It's actually much nicer now once you get used to it.

    Scott

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