- Create a new edit.
- Go to the automation A on Track 1 and choose 'Automatable parameters for this track -> Volume & Pan Plugin -> Volume'.
- Add some points to the volume curve in Track 1 (it doesn't matter how many).
- Go to the automation A on Track 2 and choose 'Automatable parameters for this track -> Volume & Pan Plugin -> Volume'.
- Add some points to the volume curve in Track 2 (it doesn't matter how many).
- Go back to the automation A on track 2 and choose 'Hide automation curves on this track'
- Click on the automation curve in track 1. Click the curve itself, not one of the points.
- Go down to the properties panel and click a drag on 'Displace curve' or 'Scale curve'.
- Pop! The automation curve in Track 2 appears again!
- It gets better (i.e. worse)...
- Go to the automation A on track 1 and choose 'Hide automation curves on this track'
- Add another point into the curve that is still visible on Track 2.
- Go to the automation A on track 2 and choose 'Hide automation curves on this track'
- Go to the automation A on Track 1 and choose 'Active parameter curves for this track -> Track1 >> Volume & Pan Plugin >> Volume'.
- Click on the automation curve in track 1. Click the curve itself, not one of the points.
- Go down to the properties panel and click a drag on 'Displace curve' or 'Scale curve'.
- Poof! Track 1's curve disappears and Track 2's appears again.
BR: Automation curve display has a weird annoying bug
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- KVRist
- 364 posts since 1 Jun, 2005 from Liverpool, UK
This will be a bit awkward to describe, so here's a sequence of events to show it.
i9-10980HK. Windows 10 (21H2). Komplete Audio 6. Studio One 5.4.1.
