FX Envelope?

[guitarfreak12]

Can you envelope FX in 2.0? Or at least do something that is the same as enveloping, I have a long singing note that I want the reverb to come gradually then peak. Or at least to envelope the presets on the reverb.

 

[sikter]

Yes you can!
I wrote about automatin here:
http://www.recordingproject.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=19572&sid=1fa3ad32b7651d79f56d0e9dfcf19d94
Scroll it to last post.
I hope it helped

 

[guitarfreak12]

maybe I shouldn't abreviate. I meant can you envelope effects (reverb specifically). I might not have understood completely what you posted, but I think you got me wrong.

 

[sikter]

maybe I shouldn't abreviate. I meant can you envelope effects (reverb specifically). I might not have understood completely what you posted, but I think you got me wrong.

It could be misunderstanding. My English knowledge is poor.
Still I think answer is YES! You can!

What do I do? I use automation and write/draw FX envelope automatically. Then I do small adjustments in multitrack view.

Result is that Reverb or other effects is changing it's quantity by different time. Sometimes I just turn it more UP at very last part of chorus.
This envelope looks same as volume or pan envelope.
I posted picture which shows you where to choose what envelope you are going to draw/write.

I can make more pictures if necessarily.
sikter

 

[tarnationsauce2]

Sikter is correct, you can draw envelopes.
You can do it for reverb, any effect, even any specific paramater for any effect. It is a really powerful tool.

 

[sikter]

Here is one picture which shows everything you can control by envelopes.
http://sikter69.googlepages.com/audition

In this particular example I control "Send" to bus A.
Bus A contains a Studio reverb and this envelope controls when and what grade will reverb appear.

If I did misunderstand your Q then I hope this could help someone else.
sikter

 

[guitarfreak12]

perfect, thanks