Hi guys.
Can anyone put me straight with this please.
In my other DAW (Tracktion) I can put 2 wav files on the same track and if I drag the start of one over the end of the other I can create a fade between the two.
In Live if I do this it shortens the first wav file.
I've been getting round it by putting the files on separate tracks and setting the fades independently so is the way it's done?
Ta guys
Dave
Overlapping wav files
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Dave Wizard
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Overlapping wav files
I played a blank cassette yesterday.
The mime artist who lives next door went mental.
The mime artist who lives next door went mental.
Re: Overlapping wav files
yep.
you can also put them on different sides of the crossfader, then draw in one envelope for the crossfader curve and bounce to a new track.
you can also put them on different sides of the crossfader, then draw in one envelope for the crossfader curve and bounce to a new track.
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Re: Overlapping wav files
in arrangement view select FADE on the automation line.
that's it
that's it
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Dave Wizard
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Re: Overlapping wav files
Thanks for that. Got it sussed now.
I played a blank cassette yesterday.
The mime artist who lives next door went mental.
The mime artist who lives next door went mental.

