Creating fades for several tracks at once. -ACID Product Family

Subject:Creating fades for several tracks at once. Posted by: Raidan Date:12/5/2001 11:04:34 AM Is there a way to create fades for Acid songs that have both loops and one shot? I want Automate the fade over multiple tracks so that all of the track fade evenly. I know I can use the envelope and set the point settings and fade settings but that works well with one track at a time.
Subject:RE: Creating fades for several tracks at once. Reply by: Iacobus Date:12/5/2001 1:32:20 PM Are you using ACID 3? That version allows you to place envelopes over a series of events on a track, even One-shots. Try using the Envelope Tool and select the envelope for one track; use CTRL+C to copy; select a track you'd like to copy the envelope onto; use CTRL+V to paste. Repeat as necessary for all tracks you want. (Be sure the cursor is placed where you want the copied envelope to begin.) Alternatively, if the fade is for an entire project, have you thought about rendering the whole thing as a WAV and then add a simple fade in Sound Forge? HTH, Iacobus

Subject:Creating fades for several tracks at once.

Posted by: Raidan

Date:12/5/2001 11:04:34 AM

Is there a way to create fades for Acid songs that have both loops and one shot? I want Automate the fade over multiple tracks so that all of the track fade evenly. I know I can use the envelope and set the point settings and fade settings but that works well with one track at a time.

Subject:RE: Creating fades for several tracks at once.

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:12/5/2001 1:32:20 PM

Are you using ACID 3? That version allows you to place envelopes over a series of events on a track, even One-shots.

Try using the Envelope Tool and select the envelope for one track; use CTRL+C to copy; select a track you'd like to copy the envelope onto; use CTRL+V to paste. Repeat as necessary for all tracks you want.

(Be sure the cursor is placed where you want the copied envelope to begin.)

Alternatively, if the fade is for an entire project, have you thought about rendering the whole thing as a WAV and then add a simple fade in Sound Forge?

HTH,
Iacobus