Magix - what on earth, what on earth...

[jens]

@jens: I already stated that you were on the list, like 9+ months ago. Stop spamming notifications to me, please and thanks.

"spamming notifications"? What the f**k does that mean? Because I am quoting you?

Listen genius:

a) if you think I'll remember that you muted me, you consider yourself way more important than you are.

b) If I decide to quote you, I will. If you post bollocks, chances are I'll correct you. I am most certainly not doing that for you. I could not possibly care less whether you read my replies to you than I do. This is not a private conversation, but a public forum and going by your absurd demand here I have a hunch that you haven't quite figured out how that works and what it means. But then again it wouldn't be the first thing you are unable to comprehend.

[Jim Roseberry]

If you want to adjust Clip Gain you simply don't use envelopes at all. You adjust the gain for the entire clip by pulling it down.

I am struggling to see the practical distinction, here.

I was talking about Sonar/Cakewalk... which don't have the static gain control available in Samplitude/Reaper/etc.
Envelopes are the only means of Clip Gain control.

One could load a plugin (into the Clip Effects Bin)... but that's not a great work-around.
A static Clip Gain control should be represented in the Waveform (to reflect the gain change).
Using a plugin would not do this... and it takes too many clicks to achieve the desired result (vs the static Clip Gain available in Samplitude/Reaper/etc).

[Trensharo]

Cakewalk added this later, IIRC (post Gibson).

However, I don't think it works if you have Region FX (ARA Processes) active on that clip.

[jens]

Lol... that dude....

[as1988]

music maker used to blare a huge annoying noise for a split-second into my earphones and I had to quit using it because support had no help for me without me re-installing my entire windows OS.