I have a rather simple need, and i’ve been looking my eyes out to find how to do it. In a piece of software that does way more advanced stuff, I cannot believe this is impossible.
I want to modify the amount of a frequency (just lo or mid or hi) gradually (like a fade, but just for a particular frequency).
What you do in other software (say, Ableton) - you switch on a control line on the waveform for, say, “low” - make your own points on it and drag them up or down to manually create a curve you need.
Similar how you would use envelope tool in Audacity to adjust your track volume.
I can imagine something like that can be achieved via Spectogram, but maan, that sounds way too complicated for such a simple task.
Well high pass filter will still apply itself to the selected part of the track in a constant level.
What I want to do is, for example, use zero % bass for the first 10 seconds of the track, then increase it from zero to 50% over the course of the next 5 seconds, then keep it at 50%, then reduce again, and so on. I don’t need to listen real-time to what i’m doing, just be able to see the visual representation on the timeline somehow. But I understand, this is not a feature, no problems!