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On 02.06.2006, at 04:25, forums@logic-users.org wrote:
> I have a part in a track that has a 5 second part of guitar that
> uses a tape
> delay and goes out of controll, which i want to happen. After which
> i want
> another track to kick in and play something. The other track plays,
> but the
> delay track goes on and on and on..., i cant figure out a way to
> top the
> delay from looping, all i want to do is completely silence the
> track at a
> certain point.
If you don't want to delete the track at a certain time (silly joke,
I know) then use automation.
You can:
mute the track,
bring the volume down more or less fast,
bypass the tape delay,
control one or more delay parameters.
Just a suggestion: I would reduce the feedback of the delay for a
tiny amount to tame it a bit and go simultaneously down with the
volume. That can happen quite fast if you draw steep lines or curves
in the automation. Of course, if you want a sudden cut you might
prefer to simply mute the track.
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Peter Ostry
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