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On gio, 2014-07-03 at 20:00 -0400, Paul Davis wrote: <BR>
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On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 7:54 PM, Wayne DePrince Jr. <<A HREF="mailto:waynedpj@in-giro.org">waynedpj@in-giro.org</A>> wrote:<BR>
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+1. i also was involved in some discussion about this on IRC and agree with Seablade, Kim, etc.: i would greatly appreciate an option which allows Ardour to create an auto xfade ala A2, even if it does not track changes to the involved regions and update the xfade (i.e. there is no XFADE object). this is a handy feature for quick prototypes that could default to off in standard A3. in this situation, i assume that removing the<BR>
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overlap and redoing it would recreate the xfade anew?<BR>
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i would try to ensure that it did, yes.<BR>
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then that could be an easy way to "adjust/redo" the xfade w/o the complication of tracking an XFADE object: simple remove the overlap and recreate it to get the xfade at a new length. as the others said, it is not a show stopper but i still find myself missing it even after using A3 for all this time. either way, thanks as always for your work and Ardour.<BR>
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peace, w<BR>
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