NateTedesco

Not sure if this is new or not. The solo tool isn't working on audio regions unless the mouse is on the left edge of the region. It still works fine on MIDI regions.

I think this is an exciting moment for all of us regardless of wether or not these new features will drastically change our creative process. These features have been A LONG time coming, I remember using the sampler in garage band on my iPad around five years ago... Im sure they were frantically trying to get these features out. which modern producer enjoyed not having a sampler and using the piano roll to sequence drums. They knew they were behind. Even with that they managed to make major improvements with this update across the board. Now that these major features have been added (which we all knew would come), it feels like LPX just turned a major corner, where they no longer have to play catchup with the competition. Meaning the future can now be on their terms, and who knows where that will go.

Heres the way I've done it, 1. Create a summing stack of the two tracks you want to crossfade 2. Add the gain plugin to the summing stack 3. Open up the smart controls of the summing stack and select a knob you want to use 4. In the Parameter mapping simply choose volume of the first track, then click "add mapping" from the little settings menu in smart controls, and add the second track 5. Click the "Open" button 6. Choose Invert Done!