Alright. Say I record the entire rhythm guitar part for a song on one track in one take. If I want to pan the verse in a different direction than the chorus do I have to move the chorus to a new track and pan both tracks accordingly, or is there a way to keep just the one track but have the panning change? Same thing for effects. What if I want to reverb the intro and not the rest of the song. Do I have to move the intro to a new track and reverb that track? Or is there a way I can just split the audio file in that track and just reverb the intro block? I hope there's a way because that will save me a ton of tracks. Thanks.
track/plugin question
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Steenamaroo
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Well, tell us what software you're using for a specific answer.
Generally, there will be a way to display pan (or any other parameter) as a line running the length of your waveform.
Usually you can draw and drag points to 'pan as you go'.
It's called automation.
If you have a midi controller or control surface, you can dial in automation in real time, rather than drawing it with a mouse.
By default, Protools lets me automate volume, pan, mute and solo.
I can tell it to add any other plugin parameters to that list.
Generally, there will be a way to display pan (or any other parameter) as a line running the length of your waveform.
Usually you can draw and drag points to 'pan as you go'.
It's called automation.
If you have a midi controller or control surface, you can dial in automation in real time, rather than drawing it with a mouse.
By default, Protools lets me automate volume, pan, mute and solo.
I can tell it to add any other plugin parameters to that list.
Steenamaroo
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That should cover it.
See how from about 1:00 onwards, the line across the waveform correlates to the adjustments in eq high shelf?