Note: A shortcut to add a node is to double-click the envelope. If you use the Envelope tool, you can't accidentally edit any other data besides the envelope. Using either the Select or Envelope tools, move the cursor over the envelope until a vertical, double-ended arrow appears under it (notice that the name and current value of the envelope appear in a box next to the cursor), and right-click the envelope. Note: An automated mute envelope changes the track's mute status whenever the envelope crosses the middle of its value range. The envelope's vertical position reflects the current value of the parameter you are editing.Ī. When you move the cursor over the envelope, a vertical, double-ended arrow appears under it with the name and current value of the envelope in a box next to the cursor. The envelope appears in the Clips pane as a straight, dotted line in the envelope's individual color, with a node (very small circle) at the beginning. Notice the envelope's color at the right side of the menu. Right-click in the Clips pane in the track (or bus) you want to automate.įrom the menu, choose Envelopes-Create Track Envelope-(name of the control you want to automate). To Create and Edit Audio Envelopes with the Select or Envelope Tools
See Using the Envelope Draw Tool for more information. Drawing an envelope for audio data overwrites any preexisting envelope for the same parameter that occurs at the same time in the same track or bus.Īfter you create an envelope, you can edit it with the following procedure, but you can also edit by using the Envelope Draw tool to draw freehand or preset shapes. You can create audio envelopes for both audio tracks and buses.
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