Hi all, anybody know of a way to copy all settings on an audioobject to another one? That is including the plugins and the plugin settings, but on a diff. track. (For instance if you want to drown a certain phrase in a vocal in reverb) Thanx, O.

> anybody know of a way to copy all settings on an audioobject to > another one? That is including the plugins and the plugin > settings, but on a diff. track. (For instance if you want to drown a > certain phrase in a vocal in reverb) > > Thanx, > O. > What about copying the Audio Object itself and modifiing it's CHA parameter.. (to another Audio Track) HTH Ray. DIGITAL ILLUSIONS.

> copy all settings on an audioobject to > another one? Option-drag plugins with the hand tool in the audio configuration window. Christian

On a fine day, 02-04-2003, RayMaxer wrote: > > anybody know of a way to copy all settings on an audioobject to >> another one? That is including the plugins and the plugin >> settings, but on a diff. track. (For instance if you want to drown a > > certain phrase in a vocal in reverb) > >What about copying the Audio Object itself and modifiing it's CHA >parameter.. (to another Audio Track) Won't work: as soon as you change the Cha parameter, you'll lose all plugins. The only way to copy plugins with their settings is by using the hand-tool in the Audio Configuration window. Press Option while dragging with the hand-tool to copy plugins instead of moving them. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

> Won't work: as soon as you change the Cha parameter, you'll lose all > plugins. The only way to copy plugins with their settings is by > using the hand-tool in the Audio Configuration window. Press Option > while dragging with the hand-tool to copy plugins instead of moving > them. Unless the channel you are wanting to copy to is out of the range of the screen, which is common when I have set some plug ins on an audio instrument and then decide to have them on the bus that the audio instrument is being sent to. The return 1 is below the bottom of the screenset and it doesn't scroll down. I even tryed putting the plugs halfway then scrolling the screenset down manually then continuing the plug ins journey to the first bus, but alas no. Thus making this feature useless in this instance.

On a fine day, 03-04-2003, roman pirie wrote: > > Won't work: as soon as you change the Cha parameter, you'll lose all >> plugins. The only way to copy plugins with their settings is by >> using the hand-tool in the Audio Configuration window. Press Option >> while dragging with the hand-tool to copy plugins instead of moving >> them. >Unless the channel you are wanting to copy to is out of the range of the >screen, which is common when I have set some plug ins on an audio instrument >and then decide to have them on the bus that the audio instrument is being >sent to. Yes, that's extremely annoying. You can do it in multiple steps though -- drag the plugin to the last obejct in the window, scroll the window down, drag the plugin a bit further down, etc. So it doesn't make the feature useless -- just very cumbersome to work with in many instances. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

Hi LUGers, I have big timing problems while speeding up an Track with the graphic Tempo editor in Logic 4.8.2 (OS 9.2). The Tempo goes from 70 BPM up to 160 BPM and the Tracks run out of time... some crashes are to late, the beat is not exact... There is only one Miditrack with Note On commands (no sysex, no controller data) going to the outside world, the rest comes from software sampler/Synthies. Does anyone have an idea, what to do, do get a better timing? thanx, David