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Subject:Saving pan and volume envelopes Posted by: Yummay Date:12/7/2004 1:59:49 PM Hello there. Just one quick question: I have trouble saving a volume / pan envelope in SF 7. I've tried all thes mehods: 1- Saving the complete plug-in chainer in a preset 2- Saving all the plugin chainer's preset individually (including the volume plugin, of course) 3- Saving as a WAV file (with meta data embedded) 4- Saving as a workspace NO LUCK! Everytime I try to re-open the file, all my envelope's automation are gone! The only thing I have not tried yet (forgot about that, and just read about that on the forum) is to save as a SOUND FORGE PROJECT. Is that the only way to save an envelope, or am I encountering a bug?? Thanks in advance! Bye
Subject:RE: Saving pan and volume envelopes Reply by: Sonic Date:12/8/2004 7:31:30 AM Yes. Saving a project is the only way to save envelopes. Envelopes are intimately tied with the file itself and, as such, are not stored with the chainer preset. It's been discussed as a potential future enhancement, though. J.
Subject:RE: Saving pan and volume envelopes Reply by: Yummay Date:12/8/2004 11:24:50 AM Thank you for your reply to my little question! I'll try it as soon as I can back to the job (and access my DAW) Bye

Subject:Saving pan and volume envelopes

Posted by: Yummay

Date:12/7/2004 1:59:49 PM

Hello there.

Just one quick question: I have trouble saving a volume / pan envelope in SF 7. I've tried all thes mehods:

1- Saving the complete plug-in chainer in a preset
2- Saving all the plugin chainer's preset individually (including the volume plugin, of course)
3- Saving as a WAV file (with meta data embedded)
4- Saving as a workspace

NO LUCK! Everytime I try to re-open the file, all my envelope's automation are gone!

The only thing I have not tried yet (forgot about that, and just read about that on the forum) is to save as a SOUND FORGE PROJECT.

Is that the only way to save an envelope, or am I encountering a bug??

Thanks in advance!

Bye

Subject:RE: Saving pan and volume envelopes

Reply by: Sonic

Date:12/8/2004 7:31:30 AM

Yes. Saving a project is the only way to save envelopes. Envelopes are intimately tied with the file itself and, as such, are not stored with the chainer preset. It's been discussed as a potential future enhancement, though.

J.

Subject:RE: Saving pan and volume envelopes

Reply by: Yummay

Date:12/8/2004 11:24:50 AM

Thank you for your reply to my little question!

I'll try it as soon as I can back to the job (and access my DAW)

Bye