Question about Muting

NoBull408 wrote on 1/2/2009, 7:51 AM

I've looked throught the manual and online tutorial but I seem to figure out how to mute only a certain part of audio.
WHen I do push mute, it mutes the entire project.

Can anyone help?

thanks,

Dave

Comments

rraud wrote on 1/2/2009, 7:59 AM

Do you wish to mute a track, part of a track, multiple tracks, events, ect.? Be more specific. There are a number of ways to achieve this.

NoBull408 wrote on 1/2/2009, 8:12 AM

mute an entire track for one spefic clip.

Thanks.

Geoff_Wood wrote on 1/2/2009, 5:19 PM

Mute everything
- click Mute on Master

Mute track
- click Mute button on track

Mute event(s) on a track
- Rightclick event and select |Switches | Mute
- Or drag top of event window down (reduce event gain to zero)
- or create another track and temporaily move the event to that, and mute track.
- or .... probably other ways I haven't thopught of !

geoff

LarryP wrote on 1/3/2009, 5:52 PM

Insert a mute envelope

Larry

rraud wrote on 1/4/2009, 7:56 AM

"mute an entire track for one spefic clip"
This wording does not make much sense. (English as a second language perhaps)
If you are trying to mute a duration of an audio track on the timeline; (for instance to match the duration a video event) one could:
- draw a volume envelope on the audio track. (shortcut: "V" on keyboard)
- split/divide the audio track. (shortcut: "S" on keyboard) at the In and out points then delete that portion of the newly created audio event or reduce the volume to Inf. (click-drag the top of the audio event downward) No Bull!