Hello.
I would want to know if there is an effect which would allow to apply gradually an effect on an audio file. For example: at the beginning of the audio file, the effect would be only 1 %, and at the end of the audio file, the applied effect would be 100 %.
Thank you.
progressive effect?
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Re: progressive effect?
You can do that with most effects using this technique:
1) Duplicate the track (Select the track then Ctrl+D)
2) Apply the effect to the duplicate track as a "Wet" track (effect only).
3) Apply a Fade-In effect to the duplicate track.
4) Use the track Gain controls on the original ("Dry") and the new ("Wet") tracks to adjust the overall wet/dry mix.
Not that in step 3 you could use the envelope tool, or the Adjustable Fade effect for greater control.
1) Duplicate the track (Select the track then Ctrl+D)
2) Apply the effect to the duplicate track as a "Wet" track (effect only).
3) Apply a Fade-In effect to the duplicate track.
4) Use the track Gain controls on the original ("Dry") and the new ("Wet") tracks to adjust the overall wet/dry mix.
Not that in step 3 you could use the envelope tool, or the Adjustable Fade effect for greater control.
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