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i can confirm this behavior in 2.0.1 here. cheers, doc |
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Same with 2.0-ongoing. |
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please define precisely what you mean by "region's fade in/out" since there are at least a couple of interpretations of this (which is in itself a problem in ardour) |
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Hi Paul, Sorry for my poor english. I mean fade in/out like on the attached image. Is it clearer now? Thanks, Bye |
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here, i open up a new session, crate stereo track and import some audio into it(via right-click context).cutting the region, so that it is about 4 sec. long and removing the rest (everything right from the cut in the timeline). than creating long fade in/out (they don't overlap, but if they overlap behavior is the same) and rightclicking on the region, choosing the export region funktion, letting ardour to do a default export. (the same behavior if i do export to 44.1kHz) listening to the file with aqualung or alsaplayer,there is no fade in/out into it. this is all not happening if i export a range, or that 4 seconds session via menu -session-export function, in that case exported files are ok and they contain the fade in/out. cheers, doc |
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Still an issue in 2.0.2 |
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is this still an issue in 2.8.X ? |
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Yes. Using 2.0 SVN 5992, exported regions still do not have region fades applied. |
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I've tested this several times with recent 2.X, and I cannot reproduce the issue. |
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if i use the 'bounce' function from region sub menu, the fades are applied, but when using the 'export' function, the fade is not applied. cheers, doc |
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also, if i use the main menu ->session->export->export selected regions to audiofile...fade in/out are not applied in the resulting file. cheers, doc |
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fixed in 2.0-ongoing SVN at rev 7113. |
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great! works here as expected now. cheers, doc |
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see notes. |
- Anonymous
