Hi,
I think clip gain works at the clip level, semi distructively, as in you
can undo, but perhaps not undo them once you've got the changes out of
the undo queue.
Saying that though, I seem to remember something in the undo menu about
clip gain removal, so try there.
Secondly, because (I think anyway) the clip gain works on the clip
rather than acting like aumation, delete a clip will delete it's clip
gain stuff, and re-recording that part won't be clip gained at all.
I'm really not certain of what I'm talking about here, so I apologise in
advance if I'm wrong about any of the above.
Good luck!
On 03/04/2015 04:01, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
1. If I have a track which I have done some clip gain modifications
to, is there a real quick way that I can then get rid of all those
mods, as if I'd never done any clip gaining at all to the track? This
way, as far as CG goes, I can pretty much start over with a fresh
slate? The audio track only has one region if that makes any difference.
2. If I've made some clip gain changes on a track at certain points
in the timeline, then, I go back, select that track only in the track
list table, hit return to move to the top, ctrl+A to select all, then
whack the delete key, what then happens? Will that only delete my
audio? Or, would that also then delete my clip gain events, therefore
making me have to redo them, if I then was to rerecord the audio on
that track.
Thank you.
Chris.
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