Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative volumes of the tracks. I just need to select the TBA volume for all tracks at the same time, and move them all up by some set amount (like normalizing with peak values)? Anyone got an idea? Paul

On a fine day, 02-02-2003, Paul Stephenson wrote: >Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same >time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative >volumes of the tracks. I just need to select the TBA volume for all >tracks at the same time, and move them all up by some set amount (like >normalizing with peak values)? Anyone got an idea? Set output for all tracks to a bus, and insert a gainer plugin on the bus? -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com

>Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same >time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative >volumes of the tracks. I just need to select the TBA volume for all >tracks at the same time, and move them all up by some set amount (like >normalizing with peak values)? Anyone got an idea? I like to use the Waves L1 on my outputs; makes it easy to crank up the output level to the max. Rob DeBoer

> On a fine day, 02-02-2003, Paul Stephenson wrote: >> Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same >> time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative >> volumes of the tracks. I just need to select the TBA volume for all >> tracks at the same time, and move them all up by some set amount (like >> normalizing with peak values)? Anyone got an idea? > From: Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> > Set output for all tracks to a bus, and insert a gainer plugin on the bus? am i missing something here..? to me it seems like the easiest way is to open the mixer and select all objects u want to raise, and them raise the level on them, dragging one will drag them all... peace, nassau

> Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative volumes of the tracks. Er, just raise the level of the output fader. Don't clip it though... John Pitcairn ------------------------------------------------------------------ Midi controller learn in Logic. Soft takeover. Lots of memories. Tracks remember control assignments. Write track automation. Fadermapper demo: http://www.revolver.co.nz/fadermapper/ ------------------------------------------------------------------

Hendrik Jan Veenstra on 3/2/03 5:58 AM, Hendrik Jan Veenstra at h@... wrote: > On a fine day, 02-02-2003, Paul Stephenson wrote: > >> Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same >> time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative >> volumes of the tracks. I just need to select the TBA volume for all >> tracks at the same time, and move them all up by some set amount (like >> normalizing with peak values)? Anyone got an idea? > > Set output for all tracks to a bus, and insert a gainer plugin on the bus? Or simply raise the volume of the output objects or use the gainer there. -- ==/==/==/==/==/==/==/==/= Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production http://www.jaminajar.com.au

On a fine day, 02-02-2003, Nassau wrote: > > On a fine day, 02-02-2003, Paul Stephenson wrote: >>> Does anyone know how to increase the volume of all tracks at the same >>> time. I have my final output volume to low, but I like the relative >>> volumes of the tracks. I just need to select the TBA volume for all >>> tracks at the same time, and move them all up by some set amount (like >>> normalizing with peak values)? Anyone got an idea? > >> From: Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> > > Set output for all tracks to a bus, and insert a gainer plugin on the bus? > >am i missing something here..? to me it seems like the easiest way is to >open the mixer and select all objects u want to raise, and them raise the >level on them, dragging one will drag them all... True, except when you want to apply different amounts of gain in different places. A gainer on a bus (or on the main output object of course -- don't know why I suggested using a bus for that... 't was late...) can be automated, etc, etc. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com