Как "зафэйдит" сразу несколько тейков?
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Немного другое! К примеру: есть трек с сэмплом бочки... Все расставил и по невнимательности забыл обрезать щелчок в конце... Рань ше лечилось в три сек - выделил все тейки и "фэйданул"! Теперь выделяю, нажимаю фэйд на тейке - и он выделяется активным и фэйдится один!
lucky, аааа. так это всё на одном канале.. я как то про это писал.. был трик один.. что-то с параметрами фейдов. Пока чт нашёл вот это в SOS
It is possible to create a set of crossfades in one go. However, they all need to be on consecutive edits, and all the crossfades will be the same shape and length. If you do have a suitable set of Regions, such as in the Bass guitar comp shown right, select the set you want to apply fades to and choose Create Fade from the Fades option in the Edit menu, or Ctrl+F (Windows)/Command+F (Mac). A modified version of the Fade dialogue will appear (see screen, bottom left). Choose your fade shape, as before, then choose one of the three options listed under Operation:
'Create new fades' creates fades at every Region boundary (see screens above).
'Create new fade ins & outs' will create fades in and out on the first and last edits within the highlighted section.
'Adjust existing fades' (below) changes fades to the length and shape specified in the Fade dialogue, but won't add new fades unless you tick 'Create new fades'. You can set the length of all the fades in the batch by entering a number into the length box in milliseconds, and under Placement you can determine whether the crossfade will be centred around the edit, placed wholly before the edit or wholly after the edit. The four group of screens overleaf shows the same Region boundary before a fade is created, and with Pre-splice, Centred and Post-splice fades applied.
щас нет времени что-то проверять.. возможно завтра разберусь )
It is possible to create a set of crossfades in one go. However, they all need to be on consecutive edits, and all the crossfades will be the same shape and length. If you do have a suitable set of Regions, such as in the Bass guitar comp shown right, select the set you want to apply fades to and choose Create Fade from the Fades option in the Edit menu, or Ctrl+F (Windows)/Command+F (Mac). A modified version of the Fade dialogue will appear (see screen, bottom left). Choose your fade shape, as before, then choose one of the three options listed under Operation:
'Create new fades' creates fades at every Region boundary (see screens above).
'Create new fade ins & outs' will create fades in and out on the first and last edits within the highlighted section.
'Adjust existing fades' (below) changes fades to the length and shape specified in the Fade dialogue, but won't add new fades unless you tick 'Create new fades'. You can set the length of all the fades in the batch by entering a number into the length box in milliseconds, and under Placement you can determine whether the crossfade will be centred around the edit, placed wholly before the edit or wholly after the edit. The four group of screens overleaf shows the same Region boundary before a fade is created, and with Pre-splice, Centred and Post-splice fades applied.
щас нет времени что-то проверять.. возможно завтра разберусь )
