Logic Studio Automation Basics
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hey, thanks for the videos james! Is there a way to shift automation nodes up and down together with all of the other tracks.I have a problem of mixing too loud and have tracks above 0 db and want to lower the entire mix, but in the same proportion of levels to each other and i have done an extensive amount of automation to each track. thanks again!
SoltonArrohStudios 7 months ago
@SoltonArrohStudios Good question, in the classic I can't think of answer sense. What I'd do is choose a proportion, say -6db and turn each track down by that but I'm afraid that would be one track at a time. Which would be time consuming but less so than redoing the mix. Obviously save the mix as a new version number before you start so you can go back if you make a mistake. Sorry I can't think of easier way.
James
JamesAndrewMuir 7 months ago
Thanks for the vids..it really helps me to understand logic
truestar50 1 year ago
@truestar50 Thanks, glad to hear that they're useful.
James
JamesAndrewMuir 1 year ago
Glad to do it, thanks for getting in touch.
James
JamesAndrewMuir 1 year ago