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Finally figured it out, it's to do with vertical change in frequency automation like picture, simply changed the lines to gradients a voila! Problem was every point like this: http://i61.tinypic.com/a240fd.png

So it's taken me ages but finally after exporting all the drums I can see that the clicking sound is coming from them. Thing is, the huge peak in sound volume is not actually really noticeable at all, but it's sooo loud that it's rendering the entire rest of the track nearly unbearable. I've exported with normalize, overload protection and none, same every time. Heres two pics where I've moved the drum tracks that seem aligned with the clicks above the audio entire songs waveform. %5Bimg%5Dhttp%3A//i58.tinypic.com/xmtn2h.png http://i62.tinypic.com/1pe7at.png What's going on here an how can I get rid of this to get a normal volume track exported?

No idea how but its working now

I will do that thanks, must make admins jobs a lot easier. But I managed to sort it out by not muting the tracks I didn't want but instead soloing all the ones I did.

Even though the track is playing fine in the GUI whenever I try to bounce the tune the file just comes out silent. I even tried the 'real time' option and could hear the song fine as it was bouncing it down, but still ended up with a silent end file. Huh?

Hey, I've imported a MIDI file which was recorded at a different tempo to my song. Under the "Logic Pro X: Time stretch regions in the Tracks area" it says "Option-drag the left or right edge of one or more MIDI regions" But all this does is the normal, extend the section without lengthening the notes. Is there a specific tool I should be using while option-dragging or something?

Now I've been recently iproving the audio quality of many Terence Mckena lectures online (all recorded 1980-90 on bad mics), which I can usually do just by adding a denoiser and then EQ'ing out any background frequencins. How ever this one has slightly odd perscussion in the background that overwhelmes the vocal waveform, listen here from this 3mb mediafire file: https://www.mediafire.com/?r1c9lusqfaci6l3 My lecturer said there was a technicque for doing it, I've forgotten what he said it was called, but he explained it as basically zooming in on the audio waveform and snapping the .(velocity?) automation to the audio waveform of the vocal, so the volume is 0 in between dialgue, and only raised when worlds are spoken. Would that work? Or are there better means to greatly diminish that background sound anyone might know here?

Hey, there's probs a real simple way to do this, but I've got five vocal tracks four of which are normal volume with nice visible waveforms, but one is really quiet, the waveform looks more like a squiggly line. The quality of the sample is fine, just not sure how I can increase the samples volume by about 5-8 times to match the others, setting the other clips volume down 5-8 fold in the mixer seems like I'm doing something backwards ... Thanks.

Hey people. So I have an instance of kontakt in logic pro X, it has 16 stereo outs and I've added all the aux channels in the mixer to show them and also added the relevant tracks for each. One of the tracks is kontakt choir pad and it has a unique 'morph' automation function. The main issue I have is that the morph automation option only shows up in the first three tracks, all the others just show the usual "main, display off, pan, volume" Do you know how I can get the tracks to recognize the individual instruments specific automation components? Thanks.

Thanks! your a star worked instantly.

Hey. I have just set up a project with an audio file but the audio file seems to be not playing the tempo track but the previous set tempo. I know it has registered the tempo change somehow as the end of the audio clip is greyed about 5% in from the end of the track, and the tempo change is over a 10% increase from beginning to end, so the % averages out perfectly. But it does not play back or export like this. Any ideas?

Thanks for the feedback so far peeps Got a url/source for this?

Read through the manual but could not find much info on this. Basically instead of going through and tidying up messy automation data that I've recorded via my mouse or midi controller it would be a lot more helpful if there was a function to simply replace all the "sketch" type waveforms I've recorded with real actual waveforms. Cubase has a function to add sinusoidal waveforms, triangle waveforms, step sequence type wave forms, and to quantise the frequency with a certain value. Is there a way to do this in logic? Simply drawing in a automation based sine wave is sooo time consuming.