Ndee
sound design, non-idiomatic music, winter swimming
Hi it's me with a silly Studio One 5 question again
Say I want to add a new clip in the middle of my timeline and make sure everything, including FX channel automations, will move further for the length of that clip and for everything to stay in sync, how do I do this?
I can select everything with Range Tool, yes, but it doesn't select the automation (only those automation tracks that are visible at that moment on FX channels will be selected and thus moved). All the various techniques I've tried and know of (Ripple Edit with Create Ranges, etc) for time manipulation have not worked.
Is there some kind of box I need to tick as in "automation stays in sync"? I've looked all over preferences (all I could find was "automation follows events" which is selected) but to no avail.
With Studio One, I'm still confused about how to easiest move parts around in time in a way that would "ripple" everything, not just clips on the tracks you've selected, forward. I can't seem to find the answer by internet search or from the manual.
Say I want to add a new clip in the middle of my timeline and make sure everything, including FX channel automations, will move further for the length of that clip and for everything to stay in sync, how do I do this?
I can select everything with Range Tool, yes, but it doesn't select the automation (only those automation tracks that are visible at that moment on FX channels will be selected and thus moved). All the various techniques I've tried and know of (Ripple Edit with Create Ranges, etc) for time manipulation have not worked.
Is there some kind of box I need to tick as in "automation stays in sync"? I've looked all over preferences (all I could find was "automation follows events" which is selected) but to no avail.
With Studio One, I'm still confused about how to easiest move parts around in time in a way that would "ripple" everything, not just clips on the tracks you've selected, forward. I can't seem to find the answer by internet search or from the manual.