04-02-2020, 02:14 AM
I was thinking..
If you made a cool but a complicated song with many instruments you might want to decrease the volume on some of them.
Fortunately it's possible with the volume sliders. But if you corrected the chords and other notes later when the song is playing
one or two instruments can sound terrible alone. So if there are just time to spend on this... Maybe you think it's just to off
the volume on all instruments except the one you want to correct. But later you will lose the old volume settings.
(if you don't take a screenshot first or open a local file of the song in another window)... Anyway I thought the best is to lock
all the instruments except the instrument you want to check out and copy it to a new temporar sequence, and when done
you delete the notes in the original file and then copy the corrected notes to the original song, listen carefully before you save it.
How can a swedish man explain good in english
It's hard enough even in my language
If you made a cool but a complicated song with many instruments you might want to decrease the volume on some of them.
Fortunately it's possible with the volume sliders. But if you corrected the chords and other notes later when the song is playing
one or two instruments can sound terrible alone. So if there are just time to spend on this... Maybe you think it's just to off
the volume on all instruments except the one you want to correct. But later you will lose the old volume settings.
(if you don't take a screenshot first or open a local file of the song in another window)... Anyway I thought the best is to lock
all the instruments except the instrument you want to check out and copy it to a new temporar sequence, and when done
you delete the notes in the original file and then copy the corrected notes to the original song, listen carefully before you save it.
How can a swedish man explain good in english
It's hard enough even in my language