an easy way to fade in drums?
Last Post 19 Jul 2010 01:50 PM by mrLabile. 5 Replies.
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    		18 Jul 2010 12:14 PM
    ok, so I want to fade in my drums while other instruments is playing, but I still want to mix my drums in seperate mixertracks, is there any easy way too do this? besides making an automation clip to each of my drums. And no, sending them to a common mixertrack didnt work.

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    		18 Jul 2010 12:18 PM
    On the mixer track that your drums are on, set up a automation clip by right clicking on the volume. Once your automation clip comes up you can make the necessary adjustment (how fast or slow) you fade in. Check the tutorials as well, I believer there is a video on fade ins and fade outs or automation.

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    		18 Jul 2010 03:38 PM


    I hope this helps
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    		19 Jul 2010 06:17 AM
    yeah but I have my drums in 3 seperate mixer tracks, I already know how to fade in. Never mind I'll just make three automation clips.
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    		19 Jul 2010 01:21 PM
    What you want to do is create a "bus" for drums in the mixer. A bus will take the audio from each of the drums mixer tracks and allow you to add FX or whatever you wantl all of them together. This will also allow you to fade them all in together. To do this, select a new mixer track (or send) and rout all of your drums TO THAT TRACK ONLY

    This video starts explaining this about halfway through... just make sure you have all the drums going ot the same track



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    		19 Jul 2010 01:50 PM
    THANK YOU that is exactly what I need. I didnt think of disconnecting my seperate drum sounds from the master output. Thanks man!
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