Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>>> But it's no
>>> big deal. Either you just remember to push the fader
>>> at the right time, or today, using Ardour, you can
>>> just cut out that fragment and move it to a separate
>>> track with its own EQ and level. I find this a lot
>>> easier than using automation.
>>>
>> In MusE you can leave the fragment alone and just do some automation
>> tweaking for it, or move the fragment as you say to its own track
>> with a different volume, but you must supply any desired cross-fade
>> automation events, it's not as advanced as Ardour.
>
> I dunno, but perhaps for Muse it's the way like it is for Qtractor?
> You need to use the mouse and move the graphic of the recordings at
> the end and the beginning of overlapping tracks [1]? IMO this is much
> easier than moving a virtual fader.
>
> But ok, everything about this was written and you prefer automation,
> that's ok, but you can see that some people do it without automation.
> It's possible, nothing is missing.
>
> Ralf
[1] Oops, not "tracks" it should be "takes" (or parts, clips, segments)
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