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way2slo wrote on 5/14/2003, 5:23 PM
use normalize.
right click on the event>shortcut menu choose properites>click re-calculate to normalize the event.

BillyBoy wrote on 5/14/2003, 5:28 PM
Lots of choices...

a. right click on the audio track, normalize
b. drop on a volume envelope, set points to raise/lower volume over time
c. in the header area, push the slider right to get up to a 12 db gain
d. Master mixer, push up, just avoid going into the red, even yellow
e. click on the plug-in chain, track compressor has a gain for input and output.

Other FX filters can effect volume over frequency. For example Graphic Dynamics allows you to to set points along an axis and can be used similar to noise reduction to either add gain (volume) or reduce it for a narrow range. Other audio filters do similar things. Have fun messing around with the others.

Now you got me humming the Johnny Cash tune "I've saw the Light" or whatever its called. He sang that when he did a guest spot on Columbo.. LOL!
chumash wrote on 5/14/2003, 6:34 PM
Thanks for the help. It worked great. I appreciate the responses.

And now you have me singing the same song. The power of suggestion is pretty strong.
BillyBoy wrote on 5/14/2003, 6:38 PM
Sorry about that. I can't stop singing it either... and I can't sing. Really isn't a song Cash wrote, Roy Acuff, I think, but I remember Cash singing it over and over in a old Columbo where he was a bad guy, playing another singer that killed his wife in a staged plane crash. Funny how you mind gets hooked on something silly. <wink>