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pwppch wrote on 3/2/2000, 12:04 PM

Nope. The envelopes are properties of the track, not the events.

We are aware that users want/need event based envelopes or a means to
move/shift track envelopes in time, and will be addressing this in
the future.

Peter

Marvin A Moore wrote:
>>The "group" function is extremely valuable, but I'm appalled
>>that it doesn't include locking in the relative vol, pan,
>>sfx envelopes. Is there another way to do this? Surely
>>there must be a way to allow envelopes to remain fixed
>>within selected areas of audio??
PSPattison wrote on 3/2/2000, 5:13 PM


Peter Haller wrote:
>>
>>Nope. The envelopes are properties of the track, not the events.
>>
>>We are aware that users want/need event based envelopes or a means
to
>>move/shift track envelopes in time, and will be addressing this in
>>the future.
>>
>>Peter
Thanks for that info, Peter. JMO, there are times when the envelope
should come along with a copy/paste, and times when I need all the
events but need a different envelope. An option, 'copy envelope Y/N'
would be very useful.

Also, Marvin A. Moore--in cases where a group of events is always
used in a certain way, like multiple parts of a combined effect,
those events can be selectively rendered--with envelopes--and
inserted repeatedly as a single, premixed event. Not quite what
you're asking for, I realize, but workable in many instances.

PSP