[ardour-dev] linking audio and midi automation to the region

[Thomas Vecchione]

I can put in a vote of agreement for this feature, it would help me out a
LOT when dealing with 4 seperate takes of 24 tracks each from a live
performance situation, where I might pull certain songs from one take and
other songs from another(Like I am currently doing) and like to line them
all up in a single session easily.

     Seablade

On 7/3/07, R Parker <rtp405 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> David,
>
> This is a follow up on our late nite IRC conversation.
>
> I've further considered linking automation to regions
> and can't find a good argument against it. I discussed
> it with another experienced audio engineer. The
> arguments for it in Audio and MIDI tracks seem obvious
> and persuasive.
>
> It's normal to invest 30 minutes into recording and
> automating events in a three part harmony, six track
> vocal chorus. When recording these types of parts for
> pop music while using a click track, we record one of
> three choruses. It's alot less work and requires much
> less time to copy and paste one perfect chorus into
> all three locations.
>
> Scenario:
> *record and mix automation once = 30 minutes
> *cut-n-paste region including automation twice = 10
> seconds
> *total time = 00:30:10
>
> I'd suggest the functionality that other DAWs have or
> don't include is irrelevant.
>
> parker
>
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